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AI Overview
While it's often said the human eye perceives around 30fps, it's more accurate to say the eye can perceive differences in motion up to that point. Higher frame rates, like 100fps, result in smoother, more fluid-looking motion, especially with fast-moving objects or camera pans, due to the brain processing more visual updates per second.
Here's why:

Not a hard limit:
The human eye doesn't have a set "frame rate" like a camera. It processes light and motion continuously.

Perception of change:
The eye is sensitive to changes in light and motion. At lower frame rates, these changes can be perceived as distinct jumps or flickers, especially with rapid movement.
Smoother motion:
Higher frame rates provide more visual updates per second, making the motion appear smoother and more continuous to the brain.
Fast-moving objects:
The difference is more noticeable with objects that move quickly across your field of vision. The extra frames help the brain track the motion more accurately.
Individual differences:
Some people are more sensitive to these differences than others, which is why some gamers prefer higher refresh rates for a smoother experience.