Does this TV suffer from low response times, in the Amazon image of the ballerina has significant blurring on her right foot and left hand?
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I haven't seen any blurring. Big thing is probably the lack of display controls - the TV is not feature rich, but, then again, plasma's tend to not have too many features. Also, not alot of HDMI inputs either.
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Be sure to follow Chompy's advice, turn the sharpness level to *zero*. That helps a lot. At first I was so disappointed with the performance of this tv for xbox one. After I turned the sharpness level to 0 everything changed. It's not blur anymore and the quality of the picture is amazing!
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Zero lag to the naked eye, mine anyway, very minimal motion blur, there's always gonna be a little...even on $5000 set. The tested response time, I believe, is under 25 ms which placed it 4th out of 5 tv's (the Panasonic was out of is league with the other 4 as they were priced at a minimum of $1300 and still beat at least one! ). Hope this helps.
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I see no ghosting when using VGA or HDMI. The only motion blurring I see occurs with composite, and that is largely because the TV's post-processing is applied bit by bit to each successive frame (which is good for reducing input lag).
724206
So its not really 120hz or... what? I just bought the LN40C630, and I notice a lot of juddering still, like its not really working. In the store compared to the other tvs this one looked great during action scenes, but now that i have it in the house, i swear this thing is just as juddery. I messed with the settings for auto-motion and it seems like it may have even gotten worse *confused*....
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I'm not sure if I can post links on Amazon forums, but here is an in-depth review with some suggested settings from the Ultimateavmag.com site. http://www.ultimateavmag.com/rearprojectiontvs/807sam5687/index5.htmlBe sure to also check out the CNET reviews and rating.Hope to see my Samsung arrive by the end of the week. I hope that you enjoy yours.M
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I had tried this TV but the 120hz wasn't fast enough for me. I returned it and purchased the 240hz model 7100. It's more expensive, but the picture looks much better. I'm very happy with it. It will give you the effect you mentioned.
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I regret I cannot be of assistance as I found the TV to be unacceptable PQ greatly inferior to my Samsung 60D8000 and 65F8000 and returned it within 24 hours - this TV is for someone that's never owned a quality HDTV with great great PQ - on par with a budget Vizio IMO.
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I can only comment on the Sanyo brand. Prior to purchasing this TV I had purchased a 55" Sanyo 240hz 6mo prior. I did notice a slight difference from the two. It was almost like motion sickness, not as bad as when I first went from 120hz to 240hz. My first big TV was a Toshiba and it lasted for over 10yrs, and was still working when I gave it to a friend. So far I love this TV and I would recommend buying it. But beware of the Toshiba blu-Ray 3D DVD, that was a P.O.S. I ended up breaking it into little small pieces just to get my DVD out of it. I had problems with it 30 days after purchase and it got worse. I can only comment on the Sanyo brand. Prior to purchasing this TV I had purchased a 55" Sanyo 240hz 6mo prior. I did notice a slight difference from the two. It was almost like motion sickness, not as bad as when I first went from 120hz to 240hz. My first big TV was a Toshiba and it lasted for over 10yrs, and was still working when I gave it to a friend. So far I love this TV and I would recommend buying it. But beware of the Toshiba blu-Ray 3D DVD, that was a P.O.S. I ended up breaking it into little small pieces just to get my DVD out of it. I had problems with it 30 days after... » Read More I can only comment on the Sanyo brand. Prior to purchasing this TV I had purchased a 55" Sanyo 240hz 6mo prior. I did notice a slight difference from the two. It was almost like motion sickness, not as bad as when I first went from 120hz to 240hz. My first big TV was a Toshiba and it lasted for over 10yrs, and was still working when I gave it to a friend. So far I love this TV and I would recommend buying it. But beware of the Toshiba blu-Ray 3D DVD, that was a P.O.S. I ended up breaking it into little small pieces just to get my DVD out of it. I had problems with it 30 days after purchase and it got worse. « Show Less
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I also have the KDL-52W4100.It has some clouding. It is not that severe, but I still find it very annoying. I purposely kept the box, and I may return the TV to amazon if Sony can't offer a fix.I spoke to Sony and they told me the reset the TV, which I am going to try, but obviously I don't expect that to change anything.
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I don't buy high quality or name brand TVs. My living room TV is a Vizio. I'm not impressed with the picture on this TV. I wouldn't buy it again. It seems blurry and almost pixelated.
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Yeah, I noticed that too. I am still debating between this model and another. Let me know what you think about the TV. Thanks.
1121976
Others have mentioned the refresh rate. What does that mean? I have the (less expensive) KDE and watching motion causes significant pixilation. I thought that with everything else being excellent, I could live with that. Not so. I have ordered the KD from Amazon so that I can double the refresh rate. Once your eye acclimates to the TV, even a stationary actor can pixilate if there is hand motion (of course, it is only the moving hand which pixilates).
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Sorry but I can't help you. I returned the TV because the picture quality was not acceptable. I replaced it with the 7000 series and I am very happy.
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I have a response similar to Alston's, in that I have not experienced image blur with either games or screens with fast movements/action. The only thing I can think of is that the picture setting you are using may have the "Motion Smoother" on a different setting than it was in before. I hope that helps.
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I purchased a Sony 40" 1080p 60hz & after a month returned it. Horrible picture.I purchased the 40A550 Samsung 1080p 60hz & was better but, the picture looked faded.I returned it & ordered the 40A650 through Amazon & what an incredible unit. The best picture of any TV that I have found. This is an amazing television. Absolutely has an amazing picture regardless of what you are watching. Amazon's "white glove" delivery is great, too. They make an appointment to deliver, un-box the unit & make sure there is no damage & the unit works before they leave.We are totally happy with the 40A650 Samsung. A huge difference between the 550 & 650 units due to going from 60hz to 120hz.Hope my experience helps. I purchased a Sony 40" 1080p 60hz & after a month returned it. Horrible picture.I purchased the 40A550 Samsung 1080p 60hz & was better but, the picture looked faded.I returned it & ordered the 40A650 through Amazon & what an incredible unit. The best picture of any TV that I have found. This is an amazing television. Absolutely has an amazing picture regardless of what you are watching. Amazon's "white glove" delivery is great, too. They make an appointment to deliver, un-box the unit & make sure there is no damage & the unit works before they leave.We are... » Read More I purchased a Sony 40" 1080p 60hz & after a month returned it. Horrible picture.I purchased the 40A550 Samsung 1080p 60hz & was better but, the picture looked faded.I returned it & ordered the 40A650 through Amazon & what an incredible unit. The best picture of any TV that I have found. This is an amazing television. Absolutely has an amazing picture regardless of what you are watching. Amazon's "white glove" delivery is great, too. They make an appointment to deliver, un-box the unit & make sure there is no damage & the unit works before they leave.We are totally happy with the 40A650 Samsung. A huge difference between the 550 & 650 units due to going from 60hz to 120hz.Hope my experience helps. « Show Less
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The only thing you can bank on is that the true refresh rate is 120, twice the 60 rate on some models that I've seen, that were still decent TV's. In the settings on the TV you can turn on an option "Clear Motion Refresh (CLR)" which Samsung claims will simulate a refresh rate of 240. As with all smoke and mirrors, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I haven't found any issues with blurring during fast action sequences and I don't even have the CLR option turned on. The CLR can produce a "soap opera" like effect. After owning this TV for a year, my only remorse was not buying an 80" set. Bigger always seems better, although I have friends with the Samsung UN55ES8000 55" 3D model and they love those TV's, too. If you're patient, you could find one of those sets for $1500 on the web. The best new price I've seen for the UN65EH6000 has been $1299 at BrandSmart.