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Yes...looks to me like frame dropping due to conversion. It's doing it the whole time if you look closely, not just during pans. This can happen when your shooting frame rate is different from playback; common problems are between NTSC and PAL (60/50fps respectively), 24 and 23.98 (long story...

^ That. Getting above my pay grade pretty quick..but as I understand it, our eyes work in more of a continuous manner than any camera yet put to use: you've got a bunch of photosensors on your retina that fire off somewhat randomly, generating a stream of nerve impulses that is (somehow...

There are some largely psychological effects to how we perceive motion from different frame rates; movies have been 24fps since before any of us were watching them, and it's near the edge of what people perceive as fluid motion. Mostly for conditioning reasons, many of us associate that very...

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