Typically, video is shot using 24 to 30 frames per second (one frame each 33 to 42 ms). If a filmmaker shot new experimental video at 100 frames per second (one frame each 1 ms), how would it look during playback to the human eye?
A) It would look like the video was being fast-forwarded.
B) It would look like the video was about the same as normal video.
C) It would look like the video was being played back in slow motion.
D) It would look like a slideshow, a series of pictures on the screen each for a perceptible amount of time.
E) It would look like the video was about the same speed as normal video, but blurry.

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When played back at normal speed, a video shot at 100 frames per second would appear smoother and more detailed than standard video, but the motion would appear at the same speed as normal video.

Typically, Video Is Shot Using 24 to 30 Frames Per