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Motion Blur Test (Line or Edge): Use Your Eyes or Camera to Analyze Artifacts

This is useful for observing temporal behaviors of your display refresh rate. Faster moving line is better/easier for detecting artifacts.

  • Useful for pursuit camera or high speed photography for scientific Blur Edge measurement & analysis.
  • Useful to detect PWM dimming in displays at lower brightness. You may see multiple vertical lines from PWM-interrupted persistence motion blur.
  • Useful to detect DLP rainbow artifacts, or other temporal noise on Plasma/DLP displays.
  • Tilting of the line may be visible in full screen during low refresh rates (60Hz) on some displays. See Scan Skew Test.
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