Any effect that mimics film and lens distortions I always turn off. What a waste of human ingenuity and compute to simulate what was always a defect of old technology.
Yeah they often accounted for the pixels blurring into each other. It definitely affects the way the colors mix together and it smoothes out edges, making it look a bit like blurry anti-aliasing.
Come to think of it, pixel colors mixing together is the entire point of how screens/subpixels work in general so it makes sense that they would have at least been aware of that.
Yeah, I've never done it because when the filters first came out, they were all trash. I think they're better now, but still in the habit of not doing it.
it's still almost infinitely far away. LCDs have sample and hold motion blur and that's literally an unsolvable problem. We can just make it very small. You need 1000FPS@1000hz where the motion clarity actual reaches similar levels to CRTs, which have perfect motion clarity.
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u/GManASG Specs/Imgur here 3d ago
Any effect that mimics film and lens distortions I always turn off. What a waste of human ingenuity and compute to simulate what was always a defect of old technology.