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"It does take you a while to get used to, " Peter Jackson has admitted, referring to the surprisingly fluid motion of his 48 fps movie footage.
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And the related point that will ring true not only to people who have seen a 48 fps movie, but also anyone who has watched a bit of HD television.
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So instead of seeing a movie at the traditional rate of 24 frames per second (fps), viewers see it at 48 fps.
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For example, frame rates for movie content are increasing from the historical 24 frames per second (fps) to 48 fps being used by Peter Jackson in The Hobbit production and even 60 fps recently announced by James Cameron to be used in his follow up to Avatar.
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Slow motion movies at both 400 fps and 1200 fps can also be captured, plus full manual exposure controls are accessible while in Advance Movie Mode.
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Impressive Speed: With auto focus speeds as fast as 0.16seconds, the F800EXR delivers outstanding high speed shooting capabilities, up to 8 frames per second (fps) at full resolution (11fps max speed at medium resolution), and full HD movie capture at 1080p (30fps) in stereo.
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