@pixelverse48
12 is simple and easy 24 is the best standard 48 is really smooth and fluid
@OddewPop
Very useful information, thank you :3
@Sam_ibot
i think that 48 fps is too smooth for my brain, it just starts hurting when i look at it, 24 fps is better
@xlb2376
The 48 frame walk reminds me of those video games with hand drawn animations.
@Woot-noot
I appreciate you mskung sure they are still walking at the same speed! It can be hard to understanding the artistic differenced when the cycles are different speeds
@gamelol-cz2zl
48 fps looks like a game character walking
@05_457
to be honest they all look good in their own way, but 48 frames is genuinely painful so i'd say 12 is the best
@Toonzinho123
My favorites are definitely the 12 and 24 fps ones
@indiannapo3485
Awesome clarification ❤
@NOBLEFILMS1987
Anything in between 4 and 12 FRAMES PER SECOND are the best for Animation!
@MuriloLemonadeStand
I checked the picture quality and it indeed said 48fps. Nice
@MockloveAnimations2789
Depends on the person and situation
@agentgentleman1
im a big frames guy and i love 60 fps but 2d animation looks amazing with lower framerate
@Planetsaturn2012
What if someone made an aminated series with 300 fps 💀
@wendyguzman7350
I love choppy animation when done right like puss in boots
@ethanbear360
12 is snappier, nice for giving emphasis on appealing poses and easier than higher framerates. 24 fps is smooth, nice for subtle and smooth movement. 48 is utterly useless. The difference between 48 fps and 24 fps is not worth the extra effort.
@PowPowPixie
Depends on what's happening. 12 as a base line, 24 for action, and 48 for transformers transforming while in the air battling another transformer that are transforming. Also I don't like this trend of doing action on 12s, it hurts the eyes and the brain.
@melon6978
12: me is cartoony 24: who cares about smear frames 48: we need more frames it is quite choppy
@ruthmensah7920
Their all amazing
@brandonampang2199