HFR

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High Frame Rate – a frame rate higher than the current norm. For instance, movies (films) are normally shot at 24 f/s but some have been shot at 48 f/s – HFR. Some audiences say they do not like it as it’s too real and does not look like film.

It has been observed that when viewing UHD, motion judder is often very apparent and so a higher frame rate (say 48 f/s) is recommended by some. When shooting fast-action sports, such as football, then the UHD result would look better using, say, 50 or 60 f/s. In fact the UHD standard Rec 2020 includes frame rates up to 120 f/s.