Timing

[argyre]

For example:

1's = 1 drawing per frame
2's = 2 drawings per frame

If your animation is 24 frames per second and your animating on 2's, you get 12 drawings total.

24 / 2 = 12

AND then for example

If you are on 2's (assuming you are shooting on a camera), you shoot the same drawing twice.

12 drawings
multiple by 2 (because you are shooting the same drawing twice)
you get 24.

24FPS is the animation standard
29.97 (or commonly mentioned as 30FPS) is life like animation (Disney)

[ramdas]

Thanks a lot for reply,

But I still want to what is on 8's and on 16's.

[noktUp]

Well it depends. Usually an animator wont use anything past 2's. Somethings look good breifly on 8's in feature animation, like impacts or a long gaze, but the use of 8 in features is rare.

You'll see 8's on shows like Southpark or Futurama. but feature is limmited to 1's, or maybe if they are low on budget, 2's.

cheers,
andy

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