When the quality of videos is too high

[melodramocracy]

Our tv has a picture setting called 'cinema' which seems to help lessen this a bit. I think 4k / UHD works really well for documentary type footage (for example, the F1 series on Netflix looks great in higher detail).

But yes, I agree. Having a picture that is too sharp / smooth is detrimental in many cases.

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no because i cannot afford the setup for a 4k monitor. i am confined to a mere 1080p. also sounds like a first world problem. i mean this kind of a post comes off to me as people with more disposable income complaining about shit that doesn't really matter.

And lord knows that the Gen-OT forum is reserved strictly for things that matter.

[Ghostpanther]

Our tv has a picture setting called 'cinema' which seems to help lessen this a bit. I think 4k / UHD works really well for documentary type footage (for example, the F1 series on Netflix looks great in higher detail).

But yes, I agree. Having a picture that is too sharp / smooth is detrimental in many cases.

4k is amazing for such. I watched the Amazon series, Britannia and the outdoor scenes in it where awesome. And I had no issues with the flaws in the actors, as it seemed to make it more realistic, esp, for the time line the series takes place.