Streaming has become the norm for consuming entertainment. While you can watch all kinds of shows and movies on your phone and tablet, sitting in front of a TV is still the best way to view what you want. Being able to kick back and relax to enjoy the latest episode of your favorite show is one of the pleasures everyone looks forward to.
However,there are features of your TV that can make your viewing experience a lot better. I’m a bit of a cinephile and love to watch movies in dark settings to make it feel like a movie theater. I try to adjust my TV to match what I’m watching to get the full effect of the streaming experience. That’s why I make a big change to how my streaming looks on my TV every time I watch movies and live sports.
Picture > Expert Settings. The first option is Picture Clarity, and there is a button that lets you turn it off entirely. That’s what I generally do before I’m ready to watch one of my go-to options on streaming, usually an action movie on Netflix.
You can also get more granular in the settings and customize them to your liking. You can adjust the Blur Reduction, the Judder Reduction, turn on LED Clear Motion, and adjust the Noise Reduction. Blur Reduction and Judder Reduction are the two that you want to customize by adjusting the slides to a desired level. The more blur reduction and the higher the judder reduction, the greater the chance of a soap opera effect. Finding a balance of those, or just turning them off entirely, is how you eliminate the motion smoothing.
You can turn on Filmmaker Mode
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This can give you the deserved settings
This isn’t something everyone does
It is not always called Filmmaker Mode for every TV manufacturer.It can also be known as Netflix Calibrated Mode, Prime Video Calibrated Mode, or Cinema Mode.
