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I was messing with an hdcrt, a super fine pitch Sony, and I noticed that it seemed like the motion quality was ever so slightly improved when downscaling from 4k and even from 8k. Finding a game to actually work at 1080i was challenging but I found Dead or Alive 5 was able to so I am certain it isn'...

Correct me if I am wrong, but higher persistence is blurrier because the eye takes multiple samples of a single frame with slightly offset samples due to eye jitter and blurs them together. With that in mind, take a super high refresh display, instead of just reducing persistence what if you showed ...

CRT does not have the same "more symmetric" persistence motion blur of LCDs (same blur at leading/trailing edges) because phosphor illuminates instantly but fades slower. CRT phoshor has a very noticeably finite fade time. You had phosphor ghosting effects (afterimages) since the phosphor fade take...

The left side is for strobing, and the right side if for sample-and-hold: https://blurbusters.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/motion_blur_strobing-vs-nonstrobing.png I am confused does this chart have a typo? It shows impulse displays as having the same blur as the sample and hold? I guess impulse ca...

Update: It turns out this post is just a copypasta of this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/FuckTAA/s/j0Qyj6AYuB So not sure if it's made in good faith or not due to copy and pasting, but their seems to be overlap with the subjects lately & we should all handle it with respect and care, as most of us...

I know I am going to get hate for this, but I find that my crt appears brighter when I run at 48hz instead of a higher hz so that I can see some amount of flicker. I had a crt monitor and crt tv and noticed the tv was brighter than the monitor but one day I decided to run my monitor at 48hz to see w...

I found a forum that mentioned overclocking plasma tvs was possible and since they are relatively cheap, I'm thinking about seeking one out to try this. Do you think a plasma tv at 120hz would have significantly better motion than oled at 120hz with bfi? I think they should be about equal because I ...

Actually, as I am typing this, I realized that motion blur is caused by a pixel being smeared across your eye as your eye naturally moves so I guess motion blur isn't actually dependent on neighboring pixels so my theory wouldn't be true?

I see a lot of people say that the fake scanline generators you can buy nowadays make needing a crt to enjoy retro games pointless. I initially thought this was false because they would still blur but actually now I am curious if since a scanline generator inserts at a minimum one black line between...

I recently used a crt at varying refresh rates and noticed a few things that has made me question how the brain perceives colors on a display. First, is that my crt appears to have more color vibrancy than my lcd in a near black room even though the lcd has a higher contrast ratio by a factor of nea...