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Video processing: Like its predecessor the Samsung UNH6350 performed like a champ in this area, nearly matching the UNH6400, and indeed even the UNF8000 from 2013, despite its lower Clear Motion Rate specification.
First, it's capable of delivering true 1080p24 film cadence. Unlike most LED LCD TVs, however, it can also deliver full motion resolution at the same time -- you don't have to engage the oversmooth Soap Opera Effect to get optimum motion resolution. On the Sonys, the Sharp and the Vizio, conversely, no mode offers true film cadence with zero smoothing and full motion resolution.
Of course if you're a fan of smoothing you might also appreciate the H6350's 10-point dejudder control under Custom for Auto Motion Plus, which enables you to dial in as much Soap Opera Effect as you like -- from "All My Children" to "Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi." All of the other AMP settings aside from Off, introduce some smoothing.
Engaging LED Clear Motion setting under the AMP menu reduces light output by about 30 percent, but that's not a big deal since this TV (like most LED LCDs) has plenty of light output anyway. In both the On and Off positions, the TV was able to achieve the full 1,200 lines of resolution -- a superb score for a 120Hz television. On looked very slightly cleaner in our test pattern, however, so sticklers may want to leave it there (and, if you're using our picture settings for this TV, bump up the Backlight control from 11 to 14). Note that engaging the setting on the H6400 introduced some flicker, but on the H6350 it did not.