  In this paper, we study the effect of 3D videos with increased frame rates on
the viewers quality of experience. We performed a series of subjective tests to
seek the subjects preferences among videos of the same scene at four different
frame rates: 24, 30, 48, and 60 frames per second (fps). Results revealed that
subjects clearly prefer higher frame rates. In particular, Mean Opinion Score
(MOS) values associated with the 60 fps 3D videos were 55% greater than MOS
values of the 24 fps 3D videos.
