If you can't see any jerks, or stutters, or beats when you watch a pan shot of someone running (it's the background that stutters) say, then don't look for it, just enjoy. I do see this effect on 60 at 50Hz material and vice versa.
My persistence of vision is probably poor so cinema can be quite painful as many panning scenes seem to strobe very distractingly.
Small TV screens at a distance are fine, but as TVs have got larger and switched from smooth (with blurred motion trails) phosphor to low persistence LCD then I have become more and more aware of my issues. I can only thank Sony for introducing Motionflow 200 (+) so that I can enjoy larger screens. Other people hate Motionflow type smoothing, especially when applied to movies, but it saves me from actual discomfort verging on pain.
My room temp is 17°C and a standard box hits 80°C and loses the odd visible frame on the admittedly extreme 60Hz 4K test (or 80°C in the Stress Test app).
I would like to get a passive fix that works even when my room is at 35°C. Your 40x40x11 HS may well be enough, now that I know of it, but I don't mind (actually enjoy) experimenting and spending a little time and effort (and a reasonably small amount of money) on it. We are all just adding to the sum of human knowledge (or I may just be reinventing many others wheels as I have some fun ?)
My persistence of vision is probably poor so cinema can be quite painful as many panning scenes seem to strobe very distractingly.
Small TV screens at a distance are fine, but as TVs have got larger and switched from smooth (with blurred motion trails) phosphor to low persistence LCD then I have become more and more aware of my issues. I can only thank Sony for introducing Motionflow 200 (+) so that I can enjoy larger screens. Other people hate Motionflow type smoothing, especially when applied to movies, but it saves me from actual discomfort verging on pain.
My room temp is 17°C and a standard box hits 80°C and loses the odd visible frame on the admittedly extreme 60Hz 4K test (or 80°C in the Stress Test app).
I would like to get a passive fix that works even when my room is at 35°C. Your 40x40x11 HS may well be enough, now that I know of it, but I don't mind (actually enjoy) experimenting and spending a little time and effort (and a reasonably small amount of money) on it. We are all just adding to the sum of human knowledge (or I may just be reinventing many others wheels as I have some fun ?)
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