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With a bit of tweaking of your TV's basic settings, you can experience crisper images and a better viewing experience overall.

Take the soap opera effect.Many movie fans hate this "solution" to motion blur, which can make films look buttery-smooth in motion, kind of like soap operas. TV makers created this effect to ...

For VESA's standard, CMR replaces the more commonly featured Motion Picture Response Time (MPRT) metric, which along with other metrics "do not accurately reflect the true nature of blur." ...

VESA believes ClearMR paints a more informative picture of potential motion blur than looking at response time specs, be it motion picture response time (MPRT) or gray-to-gray (GtG).

And without further ado, they are depth of field, motion blur, and vignette. The former, by default, is used in cutscenes to simulate a camera focusing on the main subject, leaving peripherals ...

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VESA replaces the Motion Picture Response Time (MPRT) and other methods of blur characterization since the other metrics -- in the words of VESA -- "do not accurately reflect the true nature of blur".