This article says the human brain processes vision at 13 frames per second

[scha]

...we hit just frames, sometimes based on visual cues. Discuss!

http://www.newscientist.com/article...-your-brain-creates-the-fourth-dimension.html

 

[Juez]

It was a pretty interesting article, it would be cool if time did seem to slow down allowing us to perceive more.

 

[Mr_Takosuke]

So if we were online would we have five frames of lag then? ;)

 

[KowtowRobinson]

So if we were online would we have five frames of lag then? ;)

You already do have that much lag, or more lol.

 

[scha]

i think he's talking about human frames, kowtow, not sc4 frames. so .308-ish seconds, not .08333333. which sounds about right for lagcalibur.

 

[LunchSpecial]

http://www.newscientist.com/article...-your-brain-creates-the-fourth-dimension.html

Very interesting, i just bookmarked the article.

i wonder if they could do a study about video games and your brain, for games like Cod and SC, wonder if there is any difference.

 

[Juez]

They have studies on video games and your brain already. It helps your eyesight

 

[LunchSpecial]

They have studies on video games and your brain already. It helps your eyesight

i mean something a little more "in depth"

 

[IvyFanboy]

Without reading the article...

Generally it's accepted the human eye can only see 29-30 FPS...however your peripheral vision exceeds that. This is why you can feel a smoother animation with games and movies higher than the standard 29-30 FPS.

 

[page]

Not just that, but you notice inconsistencies, so a steady 90fps is smoother than a rocky 30-70fps. There's also monitor refresh rates to take into account, but that's something else.

 

[sras]

That's pretty interesting because i remember reading in one of richard dawkins's books (blind watchmaker i think) how bats, even though they use sound instead of sight, can update their 3-D picture of the world like 20-200 times per second, so they in essence can 'see' as well as a human. it goes up when they zero in on prey and the frequency of their clicks goes up.