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Blu Ray movies

Nov 1, 2010 6:30AM PDT

I just purchased a PN58C8000 and 3D Blu Ray. The movies on Blu Ray look awful, they look like soap operas much too clean and crisp the flesh colours are not that great. Anything cartoon is OK but movies look like they have been filmed on video and not film. Is there any way I can change this other than hooking up my old DVD player to look more like a rich movie filmed in film other as opposed to glossy soap opera made on video? I tried changing it to 1080P with 24 HZ instead of 60 HZ but it still looked awful. TV looks fabulous but Blu Ray movies and DVDs played in 2D look cheap.

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Blu Ray movies
Nov 1, 2010 8:28AM PDT

Mikicinski,

Try adjusting the Motion Judder Control in the Picture Options menu.

Menu > Picture > Picture Options > Motion Judder Canceller.

Also, in the Picture Options menu, there is a Film Mode and Cinema Smooth option, however a 1080p (24Hz) signal must be used to adjust the Cinema Smooth function.

Keep me posted on which one seems to work best for you.

--HDTech

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Nov 2, 2010 5:54AM PDT

Thank you for the idea, I have the motion judder set to ooff, I did not see a Cinema Smooth option or film mode on the TV, I set up the settings as per calibration on plasmatvbuyingguide.com Should I turn BFI auto off on the Blu Ray and set the 1080P 24HZ manually

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Thank you
Nov 3, 2010 9:19AM PDT

Mikicinski,

You're welcome.

Films are mastered to Blu-Ray at 24Hz typically, so that would be ideal.

--HDTech

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Same for me - solution
Nov 19, 2010 1:56PM PST

Had the same issue. Turned off motion judder canceller. Solved.