2015-08-17 10:21, Icetom rašė:
>> Buvau besusigundąs, tačiau teko paskaitinėt, kad turi šis modelis
>> problemų su judančiu vaizdu.
> 
> Kur čia kas tokias pievas jau papasakojo?

http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/tx50cx700b-201506054122.htm

"While the Panasonic TX50CX700B is specced to have a BMR (Backlight
Motion Rate) of 800Hz, in reality the television’s motion processing
wasn’t fantastic. Engaging [Intelligent Frame Creation] – even at the
highest setting of “Max” – merely doubled motion resolution (as
determined via the horizontally scrolling lines in Chapter 31 of the FPD
Benchmark Software Blu-ray disc) to 600 lines from the LCD baseline of 300.

To put this in perspective, most rival midrange and high-end 4K TVs from
Samsung and Sony (as well as last year’s Panasonic Vieras) generally
have no problem achieving motion resolution of 900 lines or higher with
the help of motion-compensated frame interpolation (MCFI) or black frame
insertion (BFI). What this means is that when there’s movement on
screen, the CX700B’s detail and clarity will degrade to a greater degree
than other 4K televisions."