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Motion artifacts are his 6400 are manifested by , uhhh, jerky motion in scenes with movement

Posted by Road Warrior on July 15, 2013 at 14:30:21:
I could use more technical terms but it's so visible I think jerky motion is the correct description. It's apparent either in "normal" mode or when he uses Motion Flow. I would have said nothing, except you mentioned the 6300 and his is one notch up the Samsung food chain. FTR, the 6300 you mentioned is considered a "Smart TV". Reviews I lightly perused at Amazon are positive for the most part, with the usual disclaimers for systemic problems like Soap Opera effect in the Motion Flow settings, and limited viewing angle.

Your petty little dig at Ted (Samsung 6400 owner) shows you know nothing of him but it tells us a lot about you Carl.

As I mentioned in one of my earlier posts, my base model 65" Panny is 2.5 years old. Like other posters here, it has no issues.

Underlying hostility? Hardly. Enjoy whatever set you buy and post yer thoughts Carl.