>>83493516
I have no idea what you mean.
But my dad got a 4K TV for us when we were younger but usually watches movies on his phone since he watches them in Russian. I downloaded interstellar with Russian translation and he said that it felt strange watching it 4K, like it was supposed to be a documentary rather than a movie, and that he didn't like it.

>>83493516
I know what you are talking about. Shit doesn't feel like a video but like there is a person right there for real.

>>83493544
>he said that it felt strange watching it 4K,

Your dad gets it. It feels very unnatural and uncanny it feels overly real which you would think isnt a bad thing but it just feels weird

>>83493622
>it feels overly real
Idk, I like it. I don't feel like it's immersion breaking, in fact, the opposite.
I remember playing GTA 4 with Fusion Fix, on 4K, 60 FPS, with RTX HDR. I was driving through a highway bridge against the sunset, it providing a orange filter. It obviously didn't feel realistic, but it literally felt like I was looking through a window, it was crazy, as if my TV was a portal to this world. I still remember how it felt, it genuinely looked like it was happening, even if the game is cartoony, outdated, and had an obvious filter.

>>83493684

Thing is it only feels that way with movies, shows and music videos. I love games with high I fps I agree with everything you said

>>83493516
Because real life is 60-120 fps. You seeing something that fast makes your brain think it's real vs. what you understand to be a recorded video.

>>83493544
The first time I watched Interstellar I was on acid and I felt like I was intruding on people's lives, seeing things that were too personal to be shared with a stranger.

>>83493516
disable interpolation

>>83494240
What part of my brain do I have to electroshock to do that?

i think im too blind to even notice the difference between resolutions anymore although seing native 4k way back didn't feel right