Is this Trailing, Smearing or Ghosting?

[smoddperu]

Hi guys i want to ask for your infinite wisdom ... the first image below has smearing?, trailing? or ghosting? effect...
what is it called? ... the second image does not present this effect...

This happens with Panic Room movie, when Jodie Foster lifts the glass of wine from the floor...

I have to use an image editor so you can notice this deffect better...

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/2231/trailingvsnotrialing.jpg

 

[Inu]

That is really hard to see, you may want to produce a more dramatic example if possible.

 

[NCX]

Use Digital Versus Motion Testing to see if your monitor ghosts, it should be very obvious.

 

[smoddperu]

Yeah i use that tool but this deffect only happens with movies no with tests like the digital versus (i tested and nothing happens) that only happens during movies when i use the Yuv2 mode once i select the RGB32 bits mode in my videodecoder this deffect is no longer present but i want it to know what is it called this rare deffect... that i put in the picture above...thx for your pattience...

 

[dorino]

Yeah i use that tool but this deffect only happens with movies no with tests like the digital versus (i tested and nothing happens) that only happens during movies when i use the Yuv2 mode once i select the RGB32 bits mode in my videodecoder this deffect is no longer present but i want it to know what is it called this rare deffect... that i put in the picture above...thx for your pattience...

It seems like a software issue...

 

[smoddperu]

But is like trailing/ghosting i dont know, i discover this issue but once the rgb32bits is active no longer happens (so is not a software issue cuz when i use any other videodecoder the same happens and with rgb mode this issue is not longer present so is a color space issue properly speaking, different players the same story) can you confirm that if you change your videodecoder to RGB32bits instead of any YUV mode selected ..the trailing effect in your monitor is reduced or is it still the same? do you even have trailing or anyone else remembers a movie with trailing with his/her monitor and want to test if this issue is gone once you change the color space to RGB 32bits? i can make a guide how to do it if you dont know how to enable this mode properly... also anyone who knows if videogames use the rgb mode or the yuv mode? anyway im not saying that there will no more ghosting by trying this method but upto what point this yuv mode is creating this side-effects in the images of any panel (TN,IPS,MVA) and confusing us thinking is more trailing that in reality is ...i want to know how much trailing is produce in reality by the hardware panel, without the addition of the trail effects from the yuv mode ...