Hello, my name is Nikita. I do 3D visualization of interiors and exteriors. And I would like to learn how to make 3D animation. I have a question. The number of frames makes the video smoother. It is quite easy to organize when we animate a thing like a ball. But I have another problem, my camera moves around the room. How can I calculate the optimal number of frames relative to the speed of the camera movement along its trajectory? Because if the camera moves over a large distance, we have the effect of jerking video.
Here is an example of my video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGH4lg-hEd8
I will be glad to hear from you.
The frame rate doesn't cause the jerking, as long as it's 24 FPS.It's the interpolation. You just need to add more keyframe. It has more to do with spacing and timing.
I know what you mean, it has happened to me when movement is not fast enough for there to be motion blur but not slow enough for the 24 frames in a second to cause smooth motion. You get in this middle void where the video feels like it's stepping. So it's as easy as changing the frame rate from 24 to 60, that way you have enough frames in between so the motion doesn't feel stuttering. Render times are going to jump a lot, but for a butter smooth camera motion it's worth it.
