 I'm going to make some personal conclusions after seeing The Hobbit in 48 fps: One cannot simply make a 48 fps film with the skill set for 24 fps. 48 fps techniques must be taught, learned, and practiced. Camera moves must be handled differently, CG techniques must improve, composition must be re-thought. 48 fps filmmaking will undoubtedly fuel innovation.
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