Motion smoothing, or motion interpolation, is a controversial feature on TVs that enhances live sporting events and gaming by making motion appear smoother. However, movie enthusiasts typically dislike it because it alters films, giving them an artificial appearance known as the 'soap opera effect.' This effect detracts from the filmmakers' original artistic intent. The article provides guidance on how to disable motion smoothing on various TV brands, such as Samsung and LG, emphasizing the importance of selecting the right settings to preserve the intended viewing experience, especially for cinematic content.
Motion smoothing, also known as motion interpolation, is often favored in gaming and live sports but can undermine filmmakers' intent in traditional cinematic content.
The 'soap opera effect' alters films to appear hyper-realistic, causing discomfort among viewers who prefer a more cinematic experience.
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