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A film frame is one image in a series that makes up a movie. Each frame is captured individually on film or digitally, and when displayed in rapid sequence, optical persistence causes the human eye to perceive continuous motion. Historically, film moved 24 frames per second, while video is typically 29.97 frames per second. The size and format of frames varies depending on the film or display standard used. Film frames are physically separated by frame lines on film, while digital video represents frames as
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