What resolution are the 120 and 240 FPS modes? And do they look any good or is it garbage? This is the main thing I am interested in.
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Here is an example, first part was recorded at 120fps, after minute 0:37 it was recorded at 240fps. http://youtu.be/KXRVxfTo76E
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I use it in 720 and, for my purposes (golf swing analysis), it is more than enough. I believe that you can still use 1080 but have not tried that as 720 is more than enough for my purposes. Could send a link to youtube but I believe that would be erased.
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120fps video shows properties of 720p, but it can look a little grainy if the picture is full screen. 240fps is shot in 480 or WGA as another commenter mentioned. This is grainy but if you can get close to the subject then you will be able to see more slo-motion detail. I shot someone too far away and it was fuzzy. Close-up looked better. The 120 and 240 modes are chosen from a different onscreen menu which appears when the slider button on the side of the camera is moved from auto to scenes. The 60fps settings are selected from the main menu in video settings from the menu button when the slider is in auto position. 120fps video shows properties of 720p, but it can look a little grainy if the picture is full screen. 240fps is shot in 480 or WGA as another commenter mentioned. This is grainy but if you can get close to the subject then you will be able to see more slo-motion detail. I shot someone too far away and it was fuzzy. Close-up looked better. The 120 and 240 modes are chosen from a different onscreen menu which appears when the slider button on the side of the camera is moved from auto to scenes. The 60fps settings are selected from the main menu in video settings from the menu button when the... » Read More 120fps video shows properties of 720p, but it can look a little grainy if the picture is full screen. 240fps is shot in 480 or WGA as another commenter mentioned. This is grainy but if you can get close to the subject then you will be able to see more slo-motion detail. I shot someone too far away and it was fuzzy. Close-up looked better. The 120 and 240 modes are chosen from a different onscreen menu which appears when the slider button on the side of the camera is moved from auto to scenes. The 60fps settings are selected from the main menu in video settings from the menu button when the slider is in auto position. « Show Less
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I went out last Summer shot some excellent evening footage , and to me it looked excellent WVGA 240fps, and HD720P120FPS. they are not Hd1080P, Everyone sees things through their own perspective. and that I truly cannot answer for you. In my eyes it looks good. remember no sound is offered on slow motion, maybe the gopro you were looking at offers a different view point. check youtube out for those evening shots
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Michael. I have also read about people turning off the 120Hz. Seems strange that a feature that should "improve" fast motion needs to be turned off! Any owners out there have anything to add? I would love to hear from you.
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I honestly have no idea...most of the gameplay I do is 400fps and they appear to work great.
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The TV manufacturers have come up with a new way to confuse you. Now they have some 120hz tv's with a 240 motion something or other. It's another stabilizing feature I suppose. Under extreme conditions, the 240hz will probably have a steadier picture on high speed action scenes. I haven't come a across a scene yet where it blurred. Most people are startled at the beautiful picture my 50 inch has and the price was very reasonable. I'm going to buy the 75 inch model of this same tv soon.
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I've been playing the PS4 version Dragon Age: Inquisition on it and am very impressed with the graphics. However, if you're asking about FPS lag time, I can't help you. I haven't tried hooking speakers up to it. I have to say, the sound is much better than my other flat screen; it doesn't have the "muffled" quality I'm used to with most flat screens.
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If you have 120Hz, you shouldn't have a problem. Were you not able to watch in 1080p ? I don't know anything about changing refresh rates.
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240 hz refreshes much faster than 120 so better for action or sports. No one is broadcasting in 4K maybe in the future but for now save your money.
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Only ever used in in 23.99 fps mode. I don't even know if it does high frame rate.
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Yes, game mode does remove much of the blur. Thanks. Since 120hz is off for game mode,I feel cheated by the marketing of the 120Hz technology. Maybe Samsung has notimplemented it correctly.
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Actually, Matthew Swalwell is right! I tried setting it to standard and things look drastically better! Even when I set the output on my cable box to 720p :)So far my vote for the fix to this problem is setting film stabilization to standard, if you turn it off, the the 240 setting goes off too and I think it looks better with 240 on and FS at standard.
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720P looks great. At the higher resolution the playback stutters and the frame rate drops to 24 fps.
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I run call of duty on high settings averaging between 40-80 fps depending on smoke etc. In the scene. I run on all high settings you can't do MAX setting with Max field of view etc. But I have texture quality on high water quality on high all on a 1080p monitor with no choppiness. Still looks much better than Xbox 360 or ps3 as I have both. Great card for a good gaming rig on a budget. I would say you get slightly more than you pay for with this card it does pretty Well for most fps games. As far as running them you will be fine. If you put all the settings on normal (not high or extra) you could easily push call of duty at constant 120 fps. It is definitely not built to run with everything on ultra but definitely playable on most games.
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no, no problems with it at all, as far as videp games. i play MW3, GTA and other fast paced, graphics heavy games and there's no lag or blur. hope you enjoy it!
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I don't watch many 3D items, but it is ok. It takes a bit of adjusting for each 3D movie. In either 3D, or 2D, the higher the Hz, the better the action scenes will look. The 240 Hz is less blurry than 120 Hz, which is less blurry than 60Hz. If you are going to watch a lot of fast action sports, action movies, etc, get the highest Hz you can afford. The 600 Hz refresh rate of a Plasma screened TV will be even better. I watch few sports, or action movies, so I didn't need more than 60Hz for my viewing. I watch mostly murder mysteries, and the like, with little fast action. Some of the more cartoon-y 3D stuff is faster paced, and is not as good in 60 Hz as it would be in 120 Hz, or 240 Hz, or 600 Hz. I watch mostly 2D stuff, but have the 3D capability for when I want it. The price I paid for my Sceptre HDTV was very reasonable, and the set has been functioning very well so far. For fast action movies, get as many Hz as you can afford. Sceptre offered some slightly more expensive models with 120 Hz,and 240 Hz, but I don't watch enough fast action stuff to make it worth my buying such for my typical use. You may be different. If you tend to watch sports, movies like Rambo, Die Hard, etc, you should have higher than 60 Hz...the higher the better.
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Was only able to go up 1080P@60hz by default ... I am using a gtx 670 for the test.I did a custom resolution through nv control panel and it actually go up to 2560x1440 but it didn't look good at all. DVI and DisplayPort seem to have no issues with it.
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I don't know about the first question, but the sound is fantastic, it's lighting is very good (depending on how bright you want it to be, because it's adjustable) and the gaming is really fantastic. It runs beautifully and the fps on it is just great!
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Good info, totally makes sense. Im excited for the 3D and all that but I am also looking forward to the 240Hz in 24" and at the price as there is currently nothing like that now. Will probabaly have to use a different Blu-Ray player for movies to have that smooth look to them as I don't think the PS3 can play movies past 60Hz. Still curious how it looks. I personally like smaller HD screens and am curious how it will look.