New 960fps high speed video of TestUFO test by Galaxy S9

[Chief Blur Buster]

First Galaxy S9 high speed video of TestUFO!

High speed 960fps slo-mo video from Samsung Galaxy of the brand new http://www.testufo.com/scanout test
[///EPILEPSY CAUTION: This TestUFO test has super-extreme flicker///]

IPS 60Hz (Microsoft Surface)

VIDEO:

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It's an excellent real-life demonstration of the Blur Busters scanout diagrams in action.
The pixels are refreshed 1 pixel row at a time, and the LCD GtG (pixel response "fade effect") chases behind.



Thanks to pcman2000 on Twitter (thread)

[Chief Blur Buster]

Right now, there seems to be a Galaxy S9 shortage from all the preorders...

Do You Now Have a Galaxy S9? Contribute a brief video of TestUFO!

Within weeks, there will be a surge of Galaxy S9 users.
This massively expands crowdsourced TestUFO high speed scanout videos.
If you have a Samsung Galaxy S9 or the Sony Experia XZ Premium --

1. Load http://www.testufo.com/scanout
2. Click the full screen button in upper-right corner of TestUFO test
3. Click the animation to begin flicker (warning: Extreme flicker)
4. Film using your 960fps high speed slo-mo of Galaxy S9
5. Post the video.

And post in this thread!

Galaxy S9 will popularize 960fps high speed videography of displays...
...making real-world scanout analysis much more common this year (2018).

[A Solid lad]

Right now, there seems to be a Galaxy S9 shortage from all the preorders...

Do You Now Have a Galaxy S9? Contribute a brief video of TestUFO!

Within weeks, there will be a surge of Galaxy S9 users.
This massively expands crowdsourced TestUFO high speed scanout videos.
If you have a Samsung Galaxy S9 or the Sony Experia XZ Premium --

1. Load http://www.testufo.com/scanout
2. Click the full screen button in upper-right corner of TestUFO test
3. Click the animation to begin flicker (warning: Extreme flicker)
4. Film using your 960fps high speed slo-mo of Galaxy S9
5. Post the video.

And post in this thread!

Galaxy S9 will popularize 960fps high speed videography of displays...
...making real-world scanout analysis much more common this year (2018).

Good news, that such a mainstream device will feature 960fps recording.