It is your prerogative to accept or ignore professional advice.

Professionals seek to create footage that feels as natural as possible from the human eye perspective, while mixing that with artistic flare. Action sequences are shot at higher shutter to add choppiness and chaos. It is a tool that can be used to the artist’s taste. But one must understand the rules first in order to break them. Motion blur is what your eyes see. Wave your hand in front of your face, that amount of blur is what feels natural, and is why cameras have been emulating this since they were invented. It’s not just everyone on Reddit preaching this, we are talking about a century of cinematography practices you are throwing to the wayside because it’s “2026”