SkinnyTimmy

… thanks GPT?

Mate the entire fucking film industry films at a 180° shutter angle (about 1/50 of a second) to get realistic motion blur. If they were trying to avoid it, they would film at something like 1/2500 instead of using ND Filters.

And some big directors / DPs still choose to use film instead of digital, in part because of the film grain.

The point about chromatic abberation is true though.

Don’t let that distract from the fact that motion blur in games can fuck right off though. Just wantes to clarify

I do video editing, so I just use the two below for my timeline and media management, and the one on top as a full-screen viewer

Hell yeah brother

At home: Chaotic good but with three monitors that are all different sizes

At work: Two monitors side by side, and then one above them

Not a programmer though, I make videos

At home: Chaotic good but with three monitors that are all different sizes

At work: Two monitors side by side, and then one above them

At home: Chaotic good but with three monitors that are all different sizes

At work: Two monitors side by side, and then one above them

Carefully

Also, same issue as with MB and mb, you might confuse megagram with milligram

Although that’s not really the reason, more like an argument to keep it this way

Randomly seeing German compound-words in the wild being used as a technical term is always funny to me for some reason