Showing posts with label FPS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FPS. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

'The Hobbit' 48FPS Footage Divides Audiences At CinemaCon



Story - 'The Hobbit' 48FPS Footage Divides Audiences At CinemaCo"

Yea .. this has always been the problem with digital and film going way back. For sports and for cartoons .. there is nothing better than high resolution - high speed video, but at 24 FPS (normal film) the eye catches the slower frame rate and your subconscious fills in the detail. Making it much more dramatic and real. Some times you can't answer the question with technology.

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Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Battlefield 3 - Revenge

Battlefield 3 - Revenge:

I've been preparing my hand, forearm and finger muscles for this day of reckoning. I just purchased Battlefield 3 and I am prepared to seek righteous revenge on the American jobless teenager.

Bring it!!!

Had problem drawing muscles but found an excellent reference.

Friday, May 6, 2011

PlayStation Network Online 'As Soon As Possible,' Sony CEO Howard Stringer Says



Facebook and Itunes absolutely freak out if they're down more than an hour. They believe that if service is down for even ten minutes, customers lose trust. And trust is King in the online business.

How does Sony regain trust being down for weeks? FPS gamers already think that most other players are using hacks and cheats - this isn't going to calm them down. Are people going to feel comfortabl­e inputting their credit card for Netflix or to purchase music or game? Are customers going to trust the new Sony Smartphone­? How about Sony's plans to take over the music download business from Apple or to establish cloud-netw­orking for pictures and video?

I personally think the PS3 is superior to the Xbox and Wii and I had high hopes for Sony Xperia Play, but this tragic catastroph­e is a ship sinker.

As the old AEsop fable goes: Better beans and bacon in peace than cakes and ale in fear.

Read the Article at HuffingtonPost