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Here is 24 fps walking test: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B45VC6 … sp=sharing
Here is a 24 fps on 2's: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B45VC6 … sp=sharing
Tell me what you think of the tests and your personal opinion on 24fps and 24 fps on 2's.
The videos are processing just give them a minute. sorry
Can't say I noticed any difference between the two? However, they both look very very smooth, so good job nonetheless 
Honestly, they both look good. The real advantage of 24s on twos is being able to switch from 12 fps to 24 fps very quickly. For something like a walk-cycle, I'd stick with 24 on twos in most cases. If you're worried about it looking smooth, that depends on your skill, as 12 fps and 24 fps can both look very smooth.
I think the first one looks smoother but, just do whichever one you think is better
I think that the second one looks smoother, but what does the "on 2's" mean? I would presume it would be something different in the walk cycle?
I'm pretty sure he duplicated each frame for the second one.
It means taking two pictures instead of one
Ah, that makes sense.
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