I really dont enjoy the higher 120 refresh rate as compared to a 60 on movies, shyt makes watching movies feel so awkward
Do you dudes actually enjoy higher Refresh Rates on LEDs?
- Thread starter Mr. Manhattan
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I primarily use my TV for Netflix, shyt I've downloaded, and video games. I've been told many times I don't need 120hz.
Does it make a difference in video games?
Only if you're PC gaming. Unnecessary if you're on consoles.
I love it
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What you are referring to is the "soap opera effect" which makes film based content look like it was shot it a handhled camera.
Its not the 120hz that is causing it
If a television screen has a refresh rate of 120Hz (120 frames per second) but the television is going to display film that was recorded at the standard 24 frames per second, the vendor must figure out a way to fill in an extra 94 frames each second.
The commercial name given to motion interpolation depends on the vendor. Sony calls it MotionFlow, LG calls it TruMotion, Toshiba calls it ClearFrame, Mitsubishi calls itSmooth120Hz and JVC calls it Clear Motion Drive. Some vendors also refer to it as anti-judder.
Ive been waiting on a thread like this to be made
i never understood how people like watching movies on 120 hz , it looks like i'm watching a soap opera. it takes away from the film, in my opinion
they move all weird , doesn't look genuine
i never understood how people like watching movies on 120 hz , it looks like i'm watching a soap opera. it takes away from the film, in my opinion
they move all weird , doesn't look genuine
Mr. Somebody
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LED's make the movies look fake so i dont bother with them.
totally agree, makes the shyt seem like you're live on the set as the movie is being filmed.
Mr. Somebody
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Have you ever gone into best buy and seen them showcasing a film on the LED and it looks like a sci fi channel movie. LED's expose the flaws in CGI and make them look like rubbish. Something about the way everything moves on an LED reminds me of amateur night.
Kilgore Trout
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Dog you have to change the settings for watching TV (cinema mode or whatever). You only turn that shyt off for video games.