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Nontheless, depending on criteria, the VG248QE -- if you don't mind the poor colors -- is one of the best LightBoost monitors made in terms of lack of strobe crosstalk. Assuming LightBoost (blur reduction) is your #1 buying consideration. Each monitor have their pros and cons.

That's OK, I've managed to reach out to HDTVpolska (Maceij Kooper and Piotr Gmerek), so I will reach out to Sweclockers. (Putting all into one thread; relevant tweets by a few display testers, to confirm credit given to the Blur Busters invention) https://www.blurbusters.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/...

I am not familiar with SWEclockers, as I can't read that language, but do they credit BlurBusters like all the others do? As a rule of thumb, this Blur Busters invention is completely free to build & use -- but credit to "www.blurbusters.com/motion-tests/pursuit-camera/" would be good -- can you fi...

It would be lovely if it's possible to create an ISO image (thumbdrive compatible) that automatically boots up Linux & launches into a menu to automatically flash the monitor with minimum steps. Automatically boot, automatically detect, and then display a menu (confirm before flashing). -- Easy to r...

Based on the photos I've seen, I don't see why 180Hz would look much worse than the bad strobe crosstalk at ~100Hz. If they've been able to make 144Hz have less strobe crosstalk than 100Hz, I think strobe crosstalk that comes back at 180Hz would look approximately the same as at around 100Hz for scr...

Reader Exercise....Try It yourself: Want to experiment with pursuit camera images with just an iPhone/Android smartphone? Go to TestUFO Eye Tracking Test, subtest "Checkerboard": www.testufo.com/eyetracking#pattern=checkerboard . (Make browser window full screen.) Pan your phone camera sideways whi...

Thanks, great paper! Short and to the point. Pcmonitors.info and Sweclockers.com also use the pursuit camera UFO tests btw. Yes, pcmonitors.info also credit Blur Busters too here and they also post some really nice pursuit camera images: http://www.blurbusters.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/G2460PF...

TestUFO animations using the [/testufo] tags to show difference between stuttering and tearing:

Stuttering



Tearing



Tearing & Stuttering at same time

BEHIND THE SCENES: Wonder how we do photographs of motion blur, using a scientifically proven method? How we do manage very accurate WYSIWYG photos of motion blur, using such an inexpensive camera setup? Here's new Blur Busters pages: - Pursuit Camera Paper (peer reviewed) - Display Testers/Reviewe...

It's actually surprising to see 144Hz have less strobe crosstalk than 100Hz. I guess they don't extend the length of the blanking intervals optimally at lower refresh rates -- done properly, the lower refresh rates should have had less strobe crosstalk.