However, the audience is used to shutter angle as part of the visual vernacular (e.g., narrow shutter angle for hyper edgy rap videos, long shutter angle for dreamy retro vibes). If rendered content can't speak the same visual language, a tool is missing, regardless of framerate (up to a point... At 400Hz, I'd be impressed by someone really seeing the difference).
What's interesting about rendered content is that it can extend that (e.g., a shutter angle beyond the duration of a frame), playing with something we thought we had a handle on.
What's interesting about rendered content is that it can extend that (e.g., a shutter angle beyond the duration of a frame), playing with something we thought we had a handle on.