Can eyes see 240hz?

Originally Answered: Is 240hz visible to the human eye? It is possible to strobe a light at 240 Hz and if you look at a fast moving object, you will see the object “frozen” at a number of different positions. Absent a strobe effect, the eye can see changes (flicker) in the 60 to 75 hertz range.

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2023-10-01 13:18:32

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