Video encoding (h.264 and h.265) is always gives losses at usual file sizes.
These codecs are compress spatial data and movements data.
Some people tell the bitrate for 60 fps video must be twice more than for 24 fps video.
But I think spatial data still the same but movements data after success smoothing became more compressable because of shorter motion vectors.
So, you can get the same quality with bitrate from 0.5x to 2x of source bitrate. You need to decide it for your video by your own.
Convert short fragment from your video and compare it with source.
I use automatic preset: crf 20 for films to get more compression, crf 18 for videos if I want to get quality close to original.