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Here's an interesting tidbit to chew on...
I read about it online via various sites, and it seems my own eyes are confirming it with the one UHD Blu-ray I own, Equalizer 2, but I wanted to run it past you folks: Does the "extreme" nature of HDR make perceived judder in the picture WORSE?
Here's why I ask: Whenever I watch Equalizer 2, which was authored in HDR10, the disc's transfer seems to exhibit these little "micro-stutters" which I experience on DVDs and Blu-rays too (watching on a Samsung NU8000) but they appear to be more aggressive and more recurring on the 4K UHD disc...
I had read online that because a display needs to crank up backlighting and contrast to accommodate an HDR signal, this can cause additional judder in the picture...is this true? If so, I'll work on adjusting my Samsung's Auto Motion Plus settings when watching HDR content... |
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