Author Archive: Mark Rejhon
There are now many dozen gaming monitorsΒ with Blur Reduction features, including NVIDIA’s Ultra Low Motion Blur (ULMB), as well as BENQ’s Blur Reduction / Dynamic Acceleration (dyAC), in addition to older LightBoost. See our new Display Motion Blur Reduction FAQ....
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New 2017 Blur Busters Website Design
At long last – Spring 2017 – we are pleased to launch the brand new 2017 Blur Busters website design: Several new articles have been written, including the newΒ G-SYNC 101Β series, and the old monitor list has been updated — with...
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Combining strobing (ULMB/LightBoost) with variable refresh (GSYNC/FreeSync)
There is research by Mark Rejhon back in year 2013 about eliminating motion blur during variable refresh rates (akaΒ LightBoost + GSYNC simultaneously). NVIDIA has published a new patent on combining GSYNC and ULMB. An actual demo by NVIDIAΒ occured at CES....
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VIDEO: Motion blur testing technique
Behind the scenes: ReviewerΒ website RTINGS has an impressive newΒ videoΒ aboutΒ photographing display motion blur using the pursuit camera...
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Peer-reviewed conference paper on Blur Busters invention
The photographs on many Blur Busters page (LCD Motion Artifacts, LCD Overdrive Artifacts, 60Hz vs 120Hz vs LightBoost, etc) were captured using a pursuit camera using the pursuit camera trackΒ on TestUFO. This Blur Busters inventionΒ now is a peer-reviewed paperΒ on ResearchGate....
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Reviewers using Blur Busters Testing Techniques
Several display review websites have adopted Blur Busters testing techniques, including the motion blur photography techniqueΒ inventedΒ by Mark Rejhon of Blur Busters.Β For more information about the Blur Busters pursuit camera technique, see theΒ peer-reviewed paper and also pursuit camera instructions with the...
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Pursuit Camera Paper (Peer Reviewed)
This peer-reviewed conference paper & presentation, on the invention by Mark Rejhon (aka Chief Blur Buster) is on ResearchGate, coauthored with NOKIA, Keltek and NIST.gov, and used by many reviewers. This technique, invented by Mark Rejhon of Blur Busters, enables...
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Overclocking computer mice to 2000Hz+!
For a long time, we have known that 1000 Hz mice has not been the final frontier. The great news is that people are overclocking computer mice to over 1000Hz now! See overclock.net thread For those not familiar, see the...
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Acer Predator Z35 overclockable to 200Hz!
Acer has announced a new widescreenΒ VA gaming display, 144HzΒ native overclockable to 200 Hz! It uses a VA panel, produces higher contrast than the TN panels found in traditional 120Hz+ monitors. Resolution is 2560×1080, includes NVIDIA Ultra Low Motion Blur, and...
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Congratulations to 120Hz Monitor Giveaway Recipient!
Congratulations to Blur Busters Forums member “Mdubz” who has won the BENQ XL2411T LightBoost monitor from the Blur Busters 120Hz Monitor GiveawayΒ that went on in the discussion forums. The monitor is boxed up and shipped out. Have fun,...
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John Carmack’s 120Hz Demo Contest – Last Week
For you game programmers out there, this week is the last week for John Carmack’s 120Hz demo contestΒ at Revision 2015! Revision Party is an annual demoparty located in Germany, showing off old-school style demos. This is a contest for the...
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TFTCentral reviews Acer XB270HU – A strobed IPS!
Our friends at TFTcentral has reviewed the first IPS monitor with GSYNC and blur-reduction strobing (ULMB), the Acer XB270HU. Getting IPS colors, much better quality than TN, while having LightBoost-style blur reduction, is a big draw of this monitor for...
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