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  Új Válasz 2012-08-29 11:20:49 #6

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  E PH-ás teszt szerint a tévé interpolál (azaz 100Hz-es), a hdtvtest szerint meg nem.

  "Motion Resolution

  The LG LM620T doesn’t feature a 100hz or 200hz-capable LCD panel, so unsurprisingly, it managed only about 300 lines out of a possible 1080 in the horizontally scrolling motion tesolution test from the FPD Benchmark Software disc. The black text on the grey background also displayed with white ghost images (overdrive errors).

  Don’t be fooled by the fact that the 42LM620 features several [TruMotion] motion interpolation modes: the panel isn’t capable of any higher level of motion clarity, so enabling this option will only give films a “soap opera effect”, and do nothing to improve motion clarity with high motion video content (such as TV sports).

  The good news though is that the panel fitted to the LG 42LM620T has no significant motion issues beyond the blur you’d expect with an LCD TV (and beyond the slight overdrive errors we just mentioned). For example, in the FPD Benchmark disc’s “Hammock” clip, we observed very obvious low-tone smearing on the last similarly-priced budget LCD television (the Samsung ES5500) we reviewed: the girl’s face would be covered with blue trails. There’s nothing like that to be found on the LM620T, a feat almost certainly owed to the usage of the IPS LCD panel.

  For a non-100hz/200hz LCD TV, the LG 42LM620 exhibited very good motion performance. It obviously pales in comparison to the faster LCDs, and especially Plasma TVs, though."

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