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I've never seen any artifacts in the ~50hrs on content I've watched in 4K across Netflix and Amazon. The biggest picture quality issue is possibly the cameras
by daviddumenil 11y ago
I've never seen any artifacts in the ~50hrs on content I've watched in 4K across Netflix and Amazon.
The biggest picture quality issue is possibly the cameras themselves: a lot of TV looks uncomfortably real - like it was shot on a security camera. Though I did get the same impression from Breaking Bad in 4K, even though it was shot on 35mm.
- joneholland 11y agoThe "Soap Opera Effect" Is usually more pronounced from running at a frame rate higher than 24fps. For some reason we've become accustomed to 24FPS as realistic, and the smooth motion on a 120hz screen is jarring.
- phn 11y agoThere is a theory that a thing so smooth as 120hz falls in the "very real but not quite real" case, or the Uncanny Valley. Whereas 24fps tells our brain we're clearly watching a movie and so it's ok. Just like those highly realistic dolls from Japan where you can tell something is wrong but you can't quite put your finger on it.