Happy (mostly!) 48OLED806 owner here, but trying to adjust to 24p stutter. Most content is excellent, but certain pans do suffer, giving a distracting effect where, to me, it feels like you can almost see the consecutive frames together. It's actually some pixar stuff where this stands out most so far, perhaps because it's so bright and crisp, and without a real 'shutter-speed' motion can sometimes be too sharp?
Anyway, I'm planning to play around with motion settings to get a compromise (assuming I don't just continue adjusting how I perceive), but it's not very clear what some of the specific settings actually do, so seeking clarification here.
It seems we have most control under 'Personal' motion style, being able to select from 0-10 in 'Perfect Natural Motion' and 'Perfect Clear Motion': but what do these actually do?
'Perfect Natural Motion' generally seems to smooth/blur between frames, with a default of 0 doing nothing, up to 10 with the most smoothing, so I guess this is how much interpolation is added? What do people think is a good compromise here (if there is one?).
'Perfect Clear Motion' I have not really played with so much, but not immediately obvious what its function is anyway.
And if you choose personal and tweak these, do you still get correct pulldown, 24 frame handling etc., as under 'Pure Cinema', or am I misunderstanding something?
I was really keen on the idea of black frame insertion ('Fast Motion Clarity') but unfortunately it doesn't really seem to make a discernible difference in terms of 24 frame stutter to me.
What is the actual difference between Min, Med and Max for this setting?
Max seems to have some kind of compensating brightness boost, but do they differ in terms of black frame frequency too? Maybe I need to do a bit more testing.
I have no problem with the dimming they bring about, because the display is already more than bright enough for me - I even have the various HDR settings with light boost 'medium' rather than 'maximum', as I found max just too much for most of my viewing (do let me know if this is an HDR sin and/or I'm compromising accuracy even before I get up to limiting peak brightness!).
Anyway, I'm planning to play around with motion settings to get a compromise (assuming I don't just continue adjusting how I perceive), but it's not very clear what some of the specific settings actually do, so seeking clarification here.
It seems we have most control under 'Personal' motion style, being able to select from 0-10 in 'Perfect Natural Motion' and 'Perfect Clear Motion': but what do these actually do?
'Perfect Natural Motion' generally seems to smooth/blur between frames, with a default of 0 doing nothing, up to 10 with the most smoothing, so I guess this is how much interpolation is added? What do people think is a good compromise here (if there is one?).
'Perfect Clear Motion' I have not really played with so much, but not immediately obvious what its function is anyway.
And if you choose personal and tweak these, do you still get correct pulldown, 24 frame handling etc., as under 'Pure Cinema', or am I misunderstanding something?
I was really keen on the idea of black frame insertion ('Fast Motion Clarity') but unfortunately it doesn't really seem to make a discernible difference in terms of 24 frame stutter to me.
What is the actual difference between Min, Med and Max for this setting?
Max seems to have some kind of compensating brightness boost, but do they differ in terms of black frame frequency too? Maybe I need to do a bit more testing.
I have no problem with the dimming they bring about, because the display is already more than bright enough for me - I even have the various HDR settings with light boost 'medium' rather than 'maximum', as I found max just too much for most of my viewing (do let me know if this is an HDR sin and/or I'm compromising accuracy even before I get up to limiting peak brightness!).
