2. Frame Rate
 Frame rate
 This is the frequency at which a imaging device produces
consecutive images
 These are called frames
 This is also used very well with video cameras, film and motions
capture systems
 Frames per second (fps) is how it is normally shown
 or hertz on progression scan monitors

3. Frame Rate
 Are brains can process 10 to 12 images per second
 The very early silent films Had a frame rate from 14 to 24 fps
 This is what gave it that sort of jerky motion

4. Frame Rate
 When recording or playing a video frame rate tells us how many
frames per second there are
 Video cameras in use and japan use 30fps
 In Europe they use 25fps
 Animation is often done at lower rate like 12fps
 Animation works by recording each frame individually then
playing them back at frame rate

5. Frame Rate
 There is a theory that the human eye always retains images for a
fraction of a second on the retina
 This means that everything is a subtle blend that is happening