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piesebel

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What is the aesthetic difference between a slow-moving object and slow motion?
  Explain this difference in terms of frame density.


 
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Question 2

What specific influence do the zoom positions (wide-angle to narrow-angle) have
  on our perception of z-axis speed? Why? Will this perception hold even if the z-axis
  extends toward the audience, as in 3D and virtual reality?


 
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