60 fps vs 50 fps in 24 fps timeline slow motion difference If my math is correct, shooting 60 fps, playback 24 fps will allow me 2,5x slower motion.

Shooting 50 fps than should give me about 2x slower motion. 

Is that difference significant in real time, or it's just in theory?

Will 60 fps bring “slower” slow motion over 50 fps on the same 24 fps timeline?

Thank you.
The difference is noticable but the question is if it is worth it.
Many low-end cameras compress High Framerate videos more than "normal" framerate videos, thus you loose quality.

So best thing in this case is just to try it out, if you think that the quality loss if worth the slight slower speed