Hi Everyone!

So I know one should use 1/50th of a second when filming at 24 or 25p. Due to bright sunlight and not having a ND filter right now, my footage has a very strong staccato effect which makes the video unusable.
My question is, why does the footage on my new fullhd Samsung TV (via "LAN Play to" from my windows machine) look staccatofree and so much crisper than on my high spec PC with a Cinema display, where the effect is present. Does it maybe have some processing which fills artificial frames to smoothen the video? If so, is there a way to do this in Post (for example in Adobe Premier Pro)?
regards,
manuel

Hi Everyone!

So I know one should use 1/50th of a second when filming at 24 or 25p. Due to bright sunlight and not having a ND filter right now, my footage has a very strong staccato effect which makes the video unusable.
My question is, why does the footage on my new fullhd Samsung TV (via "LAN Play to" from my windows machine) look staccatofree and so much crisper than on my high spec PC with a Cinema display, where the effect is present. Does it maybe have some processing which fills artificial frames to smoothen the video? If so, is there a way to do this in Post (for example in Adobe Premier Pro)?
regards,
manuel