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No. In fact, I've been a slow-to-adopt 4K fan since distances are important as to perceived resolution/sharpness and most things are upscaled and never as good as something with native 4K (or 1080p with BluRay vs DVD). However, after just having the 65b6p installed I'm now a fan. Watching really old Star Trek episodes (along with everything else we've watched) turns scenes into an uncanny feeling of watching people on a set rather than the illusion of being more real. It's quite stunning and if you've watched movie special features like 'outakes' and such and they never look like scenes in the movie - that's what everything looks like now. It's taking some getting used to.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, almost all upscaling on any device will show artifacting at some point or another and this TV is no exception. However, I will say that artifacting on this product is very seldom as I have only noticed it a couple of times in the hundreds of hours I have spent using this TV
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I find that my 1080p signal from Dish scales extremely well to 4K with this set. There are some motion artifacts due to motion processing at time but I don't find it objectionable.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Sometimes. It depends on the source and how much the source is compressed.
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