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Bought a led 120hz T.V. about 3 years ago. Everything I watched had the so called soap opera effect and for big budget effects films it looked very cool. Like I was watching it live. Everything looks normal now( still great picture). Question is, did my eyes just adjust to the 120HZ or is there something not right with the T.V.
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- NguyenLv 66 years agoFavorite Answer
The soap opera effect is in the TV's image processing settings and can be turned on and off. I turned mine off. Motion in bd movies looks just like in the theaters with it off. Every brand has a different name for it. Look it up. It probably got turned off.
- Grumpy MacLv 76 years ago
What a vague and impossible to answer question.
What are you watching when you notice you no-longer have the super-bright images?
The TV show "Big Bang Theory" is well lit with over-saturated colors that pop out even without a poorly adjusted screen. But the TV show "Criminal Minds" is always a dim, dark or grey show because that is how it was filmed.
So it might just be your source.
