How much of this is "pixel response" and how much is size? Newer TVs highly correlate with larger TVs. Want to see judder? Watch a 24fps projection in a huge th

How much of this is "pixel response" and how much is size? Newer TVs highly correlate with larger TVs. Want to see judder? Watch a 24fps projection in a huge theater. I've seen jerky panning on big screens through my life, even in the film days (I guess film projection doesn't have any persistenc of image either - but this, to my mind, would still be a rebuttal to the idea that a display with some like a CRT is "better" vs just accidentally blurry in sometimes-useful ways). I don't remember my plasma being any better at this than the LCD that replaced it in the same size, but it's been a long time. I certainly didn't immediately notice anything getting worse (the black levels, on the other hand...). (And what if you want crisp motion, e.g. for 60p sports broadcasts compared to slow panning shots? Let's not go too far to praise one inferior technology for hiding problems of another one!)