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The Something Awful Forums > Archives > General Bullshit > so i guess curved TVs are a thing, now?
 
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Robo Reagan
Feb 12, 2012

by Fluffdaddy

Applewhite posted:

THANK YOU. I was worried I was the only one. We have a TV at work with that poo poo and I end up looking like a crazy person because I'm trying to get them to see what I see.

"Doesn't that bug you?"

"Doesn't what bug me?"

"THAT! What it's doing right now ughhhhhhhhhhh!"

It makes everything look like it was shot with a soap opera camera.


EightBit posted:

It's the inability to maintain that appearance of smoothness between small movements and larger movements that create motion blur that truly ruins frame rate interpolation. It goes from a creepy appearance of smoothness that sets off the uncanny valley effect, to juddering because the interpolation algorithm can't connect the motion blur between frames. Ugh.

Fortunately, I can describe the effect to my friends well enough that they can see it, then become bothered by it and disable it.

maybe you're the ones with the problem

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