Sony “Motionflow Impulse” reduces motion blur without interpolation

Posted on February 19, 2013 by Chief Blur Buster

If you have a Sony HDTV of the HX950 series, you already have a strobe backlight mode that may be reasonably video-game friendly, without using frame interpolation!  Try your video games at 60 fps (consoles, emulators, HTPC) with your Sony HDTV configured to “Motionflow Impulse” mode.

The good news is that it has excellent motion clarity (similiar to LightBoost), and it retains the Sony color quality, with better-than-plasma video game motion on an LCD.  The bad news is that it flickers a lot (like a 60 Hz CRT), and it has noticeable input lag for games (albiet not as much as frame interpolation).

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      March 17, 2013 at 3:46 pm

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