Interesting work John, great captures man I cropped each set into individuals and flicking between each a dozen times & I see slightly sharper & tad more black contrast in all the 120% resises; as for the frame rates, Both resized and normal, i think the 15 & 30 Fps are doing better than the 60's but cant pick between 15 & 30's
Just thought to add another opinion for Ya, now my screen is looking washy whatever is on it
Thanks Bob. Yes, the more opinions the better.. As to the reasoning behind it; A few around the place reckon the slower the frame rate, the better the final image. I wanted (and a lot of others too) to see if this was true or not. I like to get in, capture the stuff, & get the hell out again so I can process & at 15 & 30 FPS there's a lot of toe tapping going on, as I have to shoot 6 AVI's & merge them to get a full disc..Give me 120 FPS!
I cropped each set into individuals and flicking between each a dozen times & I see slightly sharper & tad more black contrast in all the 120% resises; as for the frame rates, Both resized and normal, i think the 15 & 30 Fps are doing better than the 60's but cant pick between 15 & 30's 
As to the reasoning behind it; A few around the place reckon the slower the frame rate, the better the final image. I wanted (and a lot of others too) to see if this was true or not. I like to get in, capture the stuff, & get the hell out again so I can process & at 15 & 30 FPS there's a lot of toe tapping going on, as I have to shoot 6 AVI's & merge them to get a full disc..Give me 120 FPS! 
