I've read that this unit gives a picture a pop effect or 3d effect in 2d..how would this look for fast moving sports for motion smoothness FI
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The picture is moderately smoother while using frame interpolation... Unfortunately because of the unwanted flaws/side effects the Darbee creates while enhancing an image, it will still show general roughness, jaggies and blocking as a direct result of the Darbee over-sharpening the image.
1375227
Hi, this only used for viewing 2D source in bad 3D content. Would not recommend. I buy "3D Video Wizard Console" to see from my bluray 3D content on 2D Tv is much better. I recommend "3D Video Wizard Console"...!!!
2202231
Yes very smooth, but you have to watch it from the right angle as the picture is not to good from side angles. Not a problem for me.
627938
Almost certainly, it would not. I suspect it might even make the effect worse, because I had so much trouble using the unit with a VCR (only played bits and snatches of NTSC sourced video in 'high definition'. I saw more blank screen than content until I rigged the VCR to play through the tuner.Video standards are never perfect, nor would I expect a super nintendo to be able to source perfectly realistic (or smooth) HD content.
456231
I wouldn't recommend it for game play. I think there is a little lag time. Further, you need to use the Black Magic software package to see what the unit is seeing. So you wouldn't be able to go full screen with the image. It wasn't designed with this in mind. If you wanted to record brag clips this might be a good way to go.
1738678
Yes, it sure does. Works fine on 2D and 3D. It does brighten a picture over a painted wall also, not a lot, but every bit helps.
1902177
It doesn't really allow for a full screen image. The image it draws from the source is contained within a smaller box that is surrounded by "options" you can use for editing your video. That is if you are using the supplied software. There is a noticeable lag time that I think would ruin any gaming play.
116254
I am sure the question concerns the motion flow feature, and this can be turned off. All that it does is make the picture movements smoother during fast scene changes. It is always on for normal TV. Info is on page 49 of the manual, under picture settings.
561299
Yes, I have encountered that issue ... the problem is with the option itself. Motion judder reduction should be called "judder production". Best setting for a smooth image was to use the custom setting and using the led clear motion, it causes a flicker but you'll get use to it after a day or so. I have also just used custom with blur reduction set to 10 and judder reduction at 2.
546192
Really counts on how much 3D do you want. I have watched several Blue Ray HD disk and there is great depth when running it in 3D mode. Nothing comes out of the screen at you but there is depth on the screen. So to me that is a select kind of 3D. I really enjoy my games on Xbox 360 have come alive some are 3D games some are not, yes I can a difference in the games that say 3D versus regular games but even the regular games have depth now that they didn't and to me, looks really cool. A very inexpensive way to change what you are seeing. It does claim that slow viewing IE: news events thing like that are not all that good and they are right but who wants to see their local weatherman in 3D anyway? I have been impressed but remember this is not movie going 3D it is adding depth to the clip nothing pops out or floats around your room like real 3D does. I have not been disappointed does exactly what Its says it will.
1958996
I have really enjoyed this camera, but to be honest it is a better 3-D camera, than it is a 3-D camcorder. I assume that "pop out" refers to everything forward of the zero point between foreground and background. I have had a lot of luck achieving that with it as a camera. However, as a camcorder, it only seems to capture the background depth. Anything that seems to pass forward of that zero line, tends to blur. (You can think of your viewing surface as the zero line) Still, this camera has been an active part of my camera bag ever since I got it. And I have gotten some fun pictures with it.
949129
If you can follow action with an LCD (no eye level finder) the camera is capable of making an image. It would not be my first choice for action shots.
2219157
yes it does. I've even tried it. It works...I was just messing around while watching a soccer game and it worked...I can't say it works great...but it works...true 3D is probably better (I haven't tried true 3d though....no 3d content.
430460
If a high definition scene is being panned with the camera, that means every pixel is being shifted on the screen. Even with the typical 600hz speed of a plasma display, the picture can get blurred. If the subject is a hockey puck or football moving across a comparatively still background, the typical plasma will look at least three times smoother than the best LED screen. It's all about processing speed and capacity. Just keep in mind, human vision can get blurred too if moving to fast, even though your brain can process a billion times better.
370471
No, it's reaction speed is not very good for pictures of moving objects. It will give you good HD videos though, although the zoom control is not available in video.
965864
If from this camcorder, but if your referring to 3D BluRay movie disc's, then you must have a 3D BluRay player...On my new 65" Vizio 3DTV, the 3D effect was larger than in real life :-) If your taking vids, you won't get much a 3D effect at long ranges btw if you don't have something close in the pic..
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Yes. It's called "smooth motion effect" on this TV and can be set to High, Medium, Low or Off in the Advanced Picture settings on the menu.