Comment by karmakaze
4 months ago
This reminds me of my favorite way of watching movies at home was on a 1365x768 plasma TV at 24fps. I really didn't like 1080p, 120Hz, and 4k that came after it. Great for sports and news, not so much for fiction.
4 months ago
This reminds me of my favorite way of watching movies at home was on a 1365x768 plasma TV at 24fps. I really didn't like 1080p, 120Hz, and 4k that came after it. Great for sports and news, not so much for fiction.
Maybe you should turn off the motion smoothing and show the movies in their proper 24 fps?
Playing something like The Dark Knight Rises from an UHD Blu-ray on a good OLED looks incredible!
You want either motion smoothing (of the 60->120fps kind) or black frame insertion on an OLED for good motion, otherwise the lack of decay between frames will make it look unnaturally juddery.
I don't think that is the case when watching a movie. What does "unnaturally juddery" actually mean in that context? For a modern movie (after 2010), if they wanted a different look they would have filmed it in a higher "capture rate".
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