“The motion is pretty bad on this TV from the factory. How should I set the custom settings for blur and jutter to improve the motion? In golf it looks like the players are hitting two balls when they show the ball through the air.”
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Motion Settings Although we disable most motion enhancing functions for most of our tests, you should adjust these to whatever looks best for you. Some settings may need to be adjusted depending on the specific content you are watching. MOTION INTERPOLATION Samsung Q80/Q80R QLED Calibration Settings 19 Although we usually leave these settings disabled during most of our testing, you should adjust the settings in the Auto Motion Plus Settings menu to your liking, as different people prefer different levels of motion interpolation. If you want to enable motion interpolation, set Auto Motion Plus to 'Custom,' and adjust the Blur Reduction for 60 fps content, and the Judder Reduction slider for low frame rate content, like Blu-Ray movies. The LED Clear Motion setting controls the Q80R's Black Frame Insertion feature. Most of these settings will need to be adjusted depending on the specific content you are watching. JUDDER SETTINGS Samsung Q80/Q80R QLED Calibration Settings 18 The Samsung Q80R is able to remove judder from all sources, but a few settings have to be enabled. To ensure 24p content is played judder-free, set Auto Motion Plus to 'Custom,' with both sliders set to '0.' This will enable judder-free 24p playback, without adding any motion interpolation. There is also a Film Mode setting that is available with component and interlaced (480i, 1080i) sources. This doesn't remove judder but instead uses a form of frame blending. We recommend leaving this off unless you enjoy the effect.
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