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From: John Gross <jgross@netcom.com>
Subject: Re: GLOW and FIELD RENDERING QUESTION
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> I believe that it is you who are wrong. The reason you 'notice' flash
> frames is because they have nothing to do with the previous image so they
> become much more noticeable. Persistence of vision does not imply that
> you won't notice a very different frame at 30 frames per second. Film is
> only 24 frames per second at it works as well.
I can usually spot a missing frame from a series of like frames. Perhaps
it's a "trained" eye...
JG
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