This is equivalent to the brightness control on a monitor's OSD. It will not affect strobing modes.ZmillA wrote:Does adjusting the Luminance via the softMCCS utility have the same effect that lowering the brightness in the toastyX strobelight utility had? i.e. providing less motion blur?
LightBoost Sequel: ULMB (Ultra Low Motion Blur)
Re: LightBoost Sequel: ULMB (Ultra Low Motion Blur)
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Re: LightBoost Sequel: ULMB (Ultra Low Motion Blur)
There are two ways to adjust brightness of strobing:nimbulan wrote:This is equivalent to the brightness control on a monitor's OSD. It will not affect strobing modes.ZmillA wrote:Does adjusting the Luminance via the softMCCS utility have the same effect that lowering the brightness in the toastyX strobelight utility had? i.e. providing less motion blur?
1. Width (time) adjustment of the strobe pulse. This will affect brightness in a motion blur(persistence) versus brightness tradeoff.
2. Height (voltage) adjustment of the strobe pulse. This will affect brightness but will not make motion clearer at dimmer settings.
There are currently only two strobe backlights that are currently adjustable-persistence at the moment:
1. LightBoost, via LightBoost 10% through 100% setting
2. BENQ Blur Reduction Version 2, via Blur Busters Strobe Utility "Persistence" setting.
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