To make video motion look smooth and natural, like in a movie, what special rule links your video's frame rate to its shutter speed?

The special rule that links your video's frame rate to its shutter speed for smooth, natural motion, like in a movie, is known as the 180-degree shutter rule. This rule dictates that your shutter speed should be set to approximately double your chosen frame rate. Frame rate, often expressed in frames per second (fps), is the number of individual still images recorded or displayed sequentially per second, creating the illusion of movement. For cinematic aesthetics, 24 frames per second is a widely adopted standard. Shutter speed ....