The Official Samsung PNxxC6500, PNxxC7000, and PNxxC8000 Owner's Discussion Thread - Page 2

Originally Posted by korzry

On the c8000, the Motion Judder Cancellation is very very obvious when enabled. It gives the soap opera effect. With it turned off, the C8000 is still incredible smooth, but with the normal, natural look. There is no custom setting. Only standard and smooth. Both are obvious.

If the c7000 has this enabled automatically it would be a huge mistake.

Originally Posted by powermonkey24

I agree.....I think it is just like last years plasma in that cinema-smooth auto kicks in when it is fed a 24hz signal like a blu-ray. What I saw on the set last night at my bb was definitely cinema-smooth and/pr de-judder processing, because I could swear I saw interpolation of frames by the tv, the way you see it on the lcd sets with de-judder. Everybody in the movie was moving way to fluently to be 3:2 pulldown. I have a pn63b590 from last year with cinema-smooth and I can tell when it is engaged or not. I also have a un55b8000 from last year, and the pn50c7000 looked more like the led when de-judder is cranked to 8. If the 63c7000 has the same features, I will be getting it instead of the 8000

Originally Posted by anthead

Now I'm worried.. I have the C7000 coming soon and I dont want to be stuck into the Soap Opera effect

Originally Posted by anthead

Now I'm worried.. I have the C7000 coming soon and I dont want to be stuck into the Soap Opera effect

Originally Posted by sonic_blue

I don't think any TV would force you to watch Soap Opera Effect. If it's there at all, there will be an option for it ON or OFF.

Originally Posted by nicholc2

7000 doesn't have cinema smooth or motion judder canceller. If you look in the user manual for the 8000, there is a specific film mode setting for cinema smooth, not there in the 7000. 7000 uses 3:2 pull-down. Motion judder isn't there at all.

Originally Posted by powermonkey24

Yeah, I know that the c7000's dont have either on them, I had a chance to play in the menus and search for something like that while a 24hz signal was being fed to it. I completely baffled me! But having a plasma with cinema-smooth and an edge-lit lcd, both samsung, I know what they look like, and the c7000 looked like it had de-judder engaged some how. Maybe these new panels they have are making motion look ultra-smooth, I dont know, but I was standing 5ft away and I could no detect any judder.

Originally Posted by aim1126

how do you know a 24hz signal was being fed to it? last night i talked to chris on the phone from cleveland plasma and he told me that when chad came in to test the tv he used 60hz to play 1080/24 and that the motion was pretty smooth even though it was at 60hz

Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma

You could have come over and watched. Not sure chad has to right two reviews.

Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma

You could have come over and watched. Not sure chad has to right two reviews.

Originally Posted by aim1126

how do you know a 24hz signal was being fed to it? last night i talked to chris on the phone from cleveland plasma and he told me that when chad came in to test the tv he used 60hz to play 1080/24 and that the motion was pretty smooth even though it was at 60hz

Originally Posted by Chad B

There was a miscommunication there. I used 1080p/24. What we meant was that all of the tv's in the comparison seemed to handle 24P at 60 instead of a multiple of 24. The G25 had the 48Hz option but I don't use it because of the flicker.

Originally Posted by Chad B

There was a miscommunication there. I used 1080p/24. What we meant was that all of the tv's in the comparison seemed to handle 24P at 60 instead of a multiple of 24. The G25 had the 48Hz option but I don't use it because of the flicker.

Originally Posted by cleveland plasma

the pn50c7000 was the best 3d tv, lol.

Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma

Yep, chad and I had our Samsung glasses on and trying to watch 3D on the G25 and PK750 with "0" luck, lol.

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They are all excellent sets guys, Samsung, LG, or Panasonic Plasma's rock. Just a matter or what a person wants.

Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma

Yep, chad and I had our Samsung glasses on and trying to watch 3D on the G25 and PK750 with "0" luck, lol. ( Just kidding as we know these are not 3D Tv's. )

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They are all excellent sets guys, Samsung, LG, or Panasonic Plasma's rock. Just a matter or what a person wants.

Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma

From what I saw there was very slight jutter that most would never catch.



They where good, but the panasonic and LG where a little better. We actually had a 60PK750, TC-P42G25, and PN50C7000 all in a row. I can firmly say, I am sure chad would agree, the PN50C7000 was the best 3D TV, lol.

Originally Posted by cleveland plasma


lg where a little better.

Originally Posted by Cleveland Plasma


They where good, but the panasonic and LG where a little better. We actually had a 60PK750, TC-P42G25, and PN50C7000 all in a row. I can firmly say, I am sure chad would agree, the PN50C7000 was the best 3D TV, lol.