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ST7677 · 14th January 2008, 17:58

Can the above be confirmed anywhere...?

From the Sony/Panasonic website, it seems that the TV is always on 100HZ mode but the processed frames are added only for fast moving scenes... In Sony you can switch of the MotionFlow, where as 'Always on' of Panasonic implies that you cannot switch it off, even if you want. According to Sony 100Hz may not be good for all content / taste and hence the option switch it off.

Also CNET rates 100hz MotionFlow feature of Sony as best implementation of Judder reduction amongst all TVs.

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ST7677 BHPian Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Bangalore Posts: 662	Can the above be confirmed anywhere...? From the Sony/Panasonic website, it seems that the TV is always on 100HZ mode but the processed frames are added only for fast moving scenes... In Sony you can switch of the MotionFlow, where as 'Always on' of Panasonic implies that you cannot switch it off, even if you want. According to Sony 100Hz may not be good for all content / taste and hence the option switch it off. Also CNET rates 100hz MotionFlow feature of Sony as best implementation of Judder reduction amongst all TVs. Last edited by ST7677 : 14th January 2008 at 18:02.