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Or: it just "shows" better when they're demo'ing the TV to a potential customer, not unlike the hyper-saturated nature footage they use to get you to look at th
by gffrd 3y ago
Or: it just "shows" better when they're demo'ing the TV to a potential customer, not unlike the hyper-saturated nature footage they use to get you to look at their TV and not the one next to it.
- RussianCow 3y agoI don't buy that. Why would motion interpolation look better in the store than it does in your own home?
- nemo44x 3y agoI think it’s because of the content used for it. Some things do look better. But movies absolutely do not.
- Timwi 3y agoBecause the store chooses to show footage for which it is optimized, not a movie. But there's also the consideration that it looks better at first sight when you walk past it, than it does when you watch a whole movie looking straight at it.