Old Tom is right. Motion smoothing looks awful in movies. It doesn't represent what was actually shot, which is never good. Some people don't care, or don't no

Old Tom is right. Motion smoothing looks awful in movies. It doesn't represent what was actually shot, which is never good. Some people don't care, or don't notice. Me, I turn it off. I don't want fake computer frames added to the actual frames. For me it looks unnatural, not because of "psychology" or what I'm used to, but because it actually really is unnatural due to all those added artificial flavours and colours.