Does 60 fps make sense for YouTube?

Question

YouTube says one should upload videos in the frame rate in which the video has been recorded. But if I have yet to record, what frame rate should I choose?I noted that videos downloaded from YouTube have mostly 30 fps but some have 24 fps. I haven't seen any frame rather other than these 2 in videos downloaded from YouTube yet.Will YouTube show 60 fps videos to the user with 60 fps (if it's possible)?There of course are the downsides:- Raw material is bigger.- Rendering takes longer.- Rendered file is bigger.- Upload takes longer. (My internet connection is very slow.)So I want to know whether it even changes something in advance.

Answer 1

Hi, I would upload and edit in 24 fps or 30 fps, that does not meant that you can't shoot in 60 to get the slow motion that you are looking for.