Okay...just getting around to addressing this....
So, just to clarify, when you initially stated, in that other post, that Judder Reduction is "natively implemented," you were referring to the default setting of "3"? Yes -- out of the box I believe all these Samsungs come set to Blur Reduction: 10 / Judder Reduction: 3 when using the Auto Motion Plus' Custom mode. That's what I left it as on my NU8000 for some time, but eventually switched to Judder Reduction: 5, as this seemed to give that almost-looking-through-a-window effect without SOE.
However, I have begun rethinking this because I believe the AMP system in the NU is causing some issues at these levels.
Now, in getting back to what you mentioned in the above post -- can you explain a bit more about the jagged edges on high frequency movement you experienced with the NU?
Good to know; do you think the Samsung FALD implementation is almost as good as having an OLED in a dark room?
Yes, I am a film buff and that's what the TV is mainly used for; thanks for this info. If FALD is as good as you're saying, I may need to trade up soon.
I keep my backlight at "11" for SDR with my NU (the tested level Rtings used and what was confirmed for me by member Foster in the NU thread), and even with this low level, I can see light bleed in letterboxing in my pitch black room. It's truly annoying. HDR makes it even worse.
Just to confirm -- you keep Auto Motion Plus on the default 10/3 combo? And do you keep the HDR settings at default?