We just purchased a series 6 Samsung LED 40". Just did some very cursory viewing, but I put in Alien on bluray and was stunned by how awful the highlights juddered in the opening scenes (panning around empty ship, lights start flicking on). It's like I'm seeing 2 frames displayed at the same time - every highlight ghosts and pops from frame to frame.
PS3 outputting 24p. TV in Movie with ALL the stupid enhancers turned off. Contrast at 95, brightness at 49, color is Warm 2 - those are the only adjustments I'm letting the TV do.
I need to do some in depth tweaking, but my first impression is poor. Incidentally I work in film post production.... I have a good idea of what's proper. Going to test my blu ray on the calibrated displays at work today - maybe I just never noticed the natural judder of this scene. Kinda wondering if the refresh rate is so high on the LED that persistence of vision is causing me to see retain the last frame when the new one is displayed, hence bad judder.
Turning on the Automagic Motion Thingy smooths it out, but so help me it makes everything look like an 80's soap opera.
PS3 outputting 24p. TV in Movie with ALL the stupid enhancers turned off. Contrast at 95, brightness at 49, color is Warm 2 - those are the only adjustments I'm letting the TV do.
I need to do some in depth tweaking, but my first impression is poor. Incidentally I work in film post production.... I have a good idea of what's proper. Going to test my blu ray on the calibrated displays at work today - maybe I just never noticed the natural judder of this scene. Kinda wondering if the refresh rate is so high on the LED that persistence of vision is causing me to see retain the last frame when the new one is displayed, hence bad judder.
Turning on the Automagic Motion Thingy smooths it out, but so help me it makes everything look like an 80's soap opera.