What frame rate is perceived by a person?

Question

Video

Regular video broadcasts.
I spend it at a frequency of 30 frames per second, but you can set it up to 60.
Therefore, I want to know how a person perceives 24 frames, 30 and 60? What's the limit?
Viewing is carried out without glasses from a conventional monitor.
The fewer frames I have, the less noise from the equipment.

Answer 1

For games and for movies, the situation is radically different. Games do not have the natural motion blur that occurs naturally in video cameras. Thanks to motion blur, a person perceives a low frame rate much more comfortably. Therefore, for a movie, 24..30 frames are enough, and for games, less than 60 is already annoying. People can distinguish 120 fps as well.

Answer 2

24 frames per second is a frequency sufficient for a human to perceive such a sequence as continuous (video).
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9A%D0%B0%D0%B4%D...

Answer 3

A fairly popular reviewer and podcaster Sorax, before posting his first spotlight, published a podcast in which he touched on the difference between 30 and 60 FPS for the viewer.

Answer 4

in my opinion 24 frames per second, from this came the "25 frame", which a person does not see