This is a question that has been at back of mind for the past 6 months, I’ve searched a lot but never once I did get a comprehensive answer to the question.
I would like it very much if someone explain me the exact reason why is it so?
In: Technology
Analog films has an analog motion blur. The motion blur is exact and true to nature, and very similar to what our eyes perceive. This is hard to replicate in for example games, where calculating motion blur exactly is difficult in such a short time, and would increase processing power significantly.
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