Panasonic TC-P50U1 Plasma HDTV Review - Motion |
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Published on November 03, 2009 Comment on this |
Motion Smoothness (6.5) The Panasonic TC-P50U1 managed to provide quite a smooth look to objects in motion, depending on the content. For instance, the parts of our test that move color photos back and forth across the screen looked great, as did a color test pattern. However, the TC-P50U1 has some obvious banding issues with greyscale gradation, and those bands leaped into prominence when they're moving around the screen. Motion Artifacting (6.25) The Panasonic TC-P50U1 did not perform exceedingly well in regards to motion artifacting. As we saw in related performance tests, the TV has a problem with high frequency detail, often creating distracting Moire patterns or a "visual buzzing" in some areas. There was also the issue, mentioned above, or problems with areas of greyscale gradation, in which banding became visually prominent when in motion. Of course, it's important to underscore that the lab tests are meant to push these televisions to their extreme. Normal movie and cable viewing did not seem to make the problems quite so prominent. 3:2 Pulldown & 24fps (7.5) The Panasonic TC-P50U1 has no problem with 3:2 pulldown. The motion was perfectly smooth, avoiding the creep-crawl that you see in TVs that do not handle 3:2 pulldown well.
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• Noticeable amount of motion artifacting


