Motion smoothing in TVs is a crime against humanity. Whenever I’m at somebody’s house and they happen to have the feature enabled on their sets, I wait for them to leave the room before turning that godforsaken abomination of technology off. Motion smoothing, or interpolation gives everything the “soap opera” effect – and for some reason, it’s often on by default on a lot of new sets.
Motion Smoothing. A digital effect enabled on most modern-day screens that makes it better to watch fast-paced sports but can often make watching movies a horrible experience. The biggest problem with it? While most manufacturers do allow the feature to be turned off, they don’t always name it appropriately and because it is switched on by default most people simply …
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