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Old 04-15-2011, 02:52 AM   #1
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Default So, with films eventually shooting at 48fps and 60fps...
what type of HD-tv should I get to replicate (as much as possible) what 60fps will look like? By that, I mean: since the higher FPS will generate a "lifelike" picture similar to HD sports broadcasts and what not, what type of TV presents the best 24fps feature, refresh rate, and "lifelike" presentation, which some probably consider the "soap opera" effect. Part of me almost wants to wait a couple years for when TVs feature a 60fps @ certain refresh rate kinda like they do now with 24fps, but I really want a new TV right now.

So, even though my description of a question comes off as a jumbled mess, basically, what TV will present blurays with the closest REAL LIFE picture?
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