Why can’t we measure the amount of FPS or Hz our eyes run at? What is different from a display to our own “perception”?
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Vision is incredibly complex, your eyes don’t work like a screen at all. For example one can only see sharp and wirh color in the center of your vision, your brain just adds the rest from knowledge. On the sides of the viewing filed it’s easier to detect very low brightness and fast movements. So all together the eyesight isn’t at all like a screen where our brain just looks at. The update rates depend on the regions, but it is possible to estimate the rates. I heard as much as 1000 fps for the side of the sight.
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