Hello everybody,
I notice how new TV and PJ seems to compete to offer the fluidest reproduction of our content.
It gets from 60hz to 100hz to 120hz to 200hz and more...
Now the question is: with 24p being the standard film setting (in cinema, Blu-ray), what's the point of having such high frequencies in the reproduction?
Do TV create 4-5 new "fake" images to introduce between 2 real recorded images?
Wouldn't it look better if all TV were able to output in 24hz instead of 120hz?
I just don't like the way the picture look on some new TV sets I've seen in stores. It seems too smooth, too fluid.
What about cinemas? What are their output frequency?
Thanks and good day to all,
JonaLX
I notice how new TV and PJ seems to compete to offer the fluidest reproduction of our content.
It gets from 60hz to 100hz to 120hz to 200hz and more...
Now the question is: with 24p being the standard film setting (in cinema, Blu-ray), what's the point of having such high frequencies in the reproduction?
Do TV create 4-5 new "fake" images to introduce between 2 real recorded images?
Wouldn't it look better if all TV were able to output in 24hz instead of 120hz?
I just don't like the way the picture look on some new TV sets I've seen in stores. It seems too smooth, too fluid.
What about cinemas? What are their output frequency?
Thanks and good day to all,
JonaLX