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So this is what made me feel watching the new smart TVs at the showroom like it was "too realistic" and "less cinematic". I wrongly thought it was a side-effect
by noisy_boy 7y ago
So this is what made me feel watching the new smart TVs at the showroom like it was "too realistic" and "less cinematic". I wrongly thought it was a side-effect of super high resolution - didn't even know that this was a thing before I read this piece.
This has no value except a being a gimmick which can be used to say "look how smooth/real it is". Worse is to set this to be "on" by default. They should have just had a button on the remote with a marketing-inspired name, like "motion flow" or something, which people could have turned on if they wanted this.
- overcast 7y agoThis is exactly the reason, and it makes everything look like a horrible soap opera. 24fps and motion blur, is a lot of what makes movies, look like movies. Otherwise it turns into someones home video.
- brokenmachine 7y agoI don't mind the high frame rate so much as the obvious artifacts. I can't help myself and I end up hunting for artifacts to be annoyed by more than enjoying the show. Every TV that uses motion interpolation is the same, it's horrible.