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RE: I took another "tour" of a buddie's Samsung 240 Hz LED display...

Posted by Tom Brennan on July 13, 2009 at 21:23:44:
There are adjustments for the motion, you dial in the one that gives the least motion effect with the least "video tape" effect. Samsung calls the adjustments "AMP" and there are dual adjustments, one called "judder reduction" and the other "blur reduction". Many enthusiasts think the best setting is 10 on blur and 0 on judder.

When properly adjusted these TVs show none of the effect I think you describe. Not to say they look as good as film in a theater.