Dashmellow
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TV frame rate.
Although 24 fps is approximately the rate used in NTSC television (23.976 fps) and PAL (25fps) the real reason for the interest in 24 frames per second is that 35 mm movie cameras use a standard exposure rate of 24 FPS which has been the de facto standard for sound motion pictures since the mid-1920s. Shooting at 24 fps is thought to provide a more "filmic" rendering of action in video production. More recently there is a trend in current digital feature film production to migrate t0 a 48 fps high resolution standard.