If 100Hz wasn’t enough for you, then say hello to Motionflow 200Hz on the Sony Bravia Z4500.
Usually this is something I would of expected from Philips but it’s a world first for Sony. They have taken their already excellent Motionflow 100Hz technology (doubling the number of frames you see on screen) and doubled that technology again. This results in a tremendous 200 frames per second – quadruple the standard frame rate of other no 100Hz TVs. It certainly removes the blurring you can get on fast moving films and sports and is a lot easier on the eyes, but it is reaching the critical point at what frame rate our eyes can actually achieve.
Intelligently adding new frames, Motionflow 200Hz takes every high speed scene and plays it back in silky-smooth, crisp detail – even cutting out blur effects. The technology works by multiplying the number of frames you see on screen. New ones are inserted into fast-moving sequences, like the flight of a ball for instance, to smooth out the motion. Based on information it gets from the before and after frames in every sequence, Motionflow predicts motion in all directions and cleverly creates brand new pictures based on this information. So existing frames aren’t just copied
Usually this is something I would of expected from Philips but it’s a world first for Sony. They have taken their already excellent Motionflow 100Hz technology (doubling the number of frames you see on screen) and doubled that technology again. This results in a tremendous 200 frames per second – quadruple the standard frame rate of other no 100Hz TVs. It certainly removes the blurring you can get on fast moving films and sports and is a lot easier on the eyes, but it is reaching the critical point at what frame rate our eyes can actually achieve.
Intelligently adding new frames, Motionflow 200Hz takes every high speed scene and plays it back in silky-smooth, crisp detail – even cutting out blur effects. The technology works by multiplying the number of frames you see on screen. New ones are inserted into fast-moving sequences, like the flight of a ball for instance, to smooth out the motion. Based on information it gets from the before and after frames in every sequence, Motionflow predicts motion in all directions and cleverly creates brand new pictures based on this information. So existing frames aren’t just copied
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