All great answers here. As I say in the video its important to understand the frame rate best for the project and to do the research of what that might be. (And you’re doing exactly that by asking the important questions here, great job! 🙂 ) 24fps is used for things like motion pictures and tv broadcasts. Its known to have that cinematic “feel” largely due to the way movies were shot on film back in the day and the technological limits cameras had. As Omar was saying, 24fps is also known for its motion blurr, so if you want high fidelity camera movements for your visualizations that jitteryness is going to stand out because of the lack of blurr being created. Its pretty standard to start at 30fps for commercial visualizations and bump to 60 if need be and can afford to do it.
