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Movies have a different display though. Film shutters and whatnot. Helps a lot with keeping the motion from just being jerky. OLEDs don't have that, and attempt
by Blackthorn 3y ago
Movies have a different display though. Film shutters and whatnot. Helps a lot with keeping the motion from just being jerky. OLEDs don't have that, and attempts at black frame insertion don't really work there because they already struggle with brightness. Hence, a mild motion interpolation is useful.
Different display technologies need different things. No difference from CRT filters on old video games played on modern screens.
- jnwatson 3y agoNah, it is just that filmmakers avoid a lot of panning shots because it looks like crap.
- criddell 3y agoIs anybody shooting or distributing film anymore?
- squeaky-clean 3y agoLots of people still shoot with film. But distribution will always be digital unless your screening is specifically advertising a film showing. That's usually just big Imax movies like Oppenheimer in select cities, or indie theaters showing old movies who can get access to the film.