Have you seen a 4K Demo at a show, etc?

[digitalbabe]

Vote here and chime in to share your thoughts.

 

[Tellymon]

So I was close to buying a 65" from BB but then I was thrown off by the motion blur.. When its displaying a slow image or a stand still scene, it looks GREAT!! but during an action scene you get to much motion blur and judder. I asked Magnolia BB sales guy if the picture is still set to factory settings and he said no. They had a specialist come down and set it up! Really? my LG55LM9600 looks 100X better than this!! I asked if it comes with 240hz or higher and he said it doesn't matter, but obviously it does.. Have you guys seen this issue at your local display area?? or if you own one are you having the same problem?

I have, all over the place. I guess they assume since most of our brains can't really process fine details at high speeds that it's one area they can get away with neglecting. It doesn't bother me because I am one of those sheep who don't really mind, but I feel your pain. Really wouldn't mind having a 240Hz set but they are so pricey once you get above 50". Good luck on your search.

 

[George Pearce]

Done plenty of research on these and the general vibe I,m getting is that you need to be sat quite close to appreciate the resolution improvements Ie. No more than 5 foot away , which as ridiculous as that might seem is not an uncommon thing .

People still overlook the fact that it's far more important to get your eyesight tested than worry about picture quality . I don't use glasses for normal activity but do for driving at night and watching movies , the difference in sharpness and clarity is quite pronounced ,getting glasses was the best improvement I could make to my viewing.

 

[Pdslost]

Yes, not sure I noticed any difference.