TC-P65ST60 vs TC-P65S60; TC-P60ST60 vs TC-P60S60, TC-P55ST60 vs TC-P55S60; TC-P50ST60 vs TC-P50S60

The main disadvantage of the Panasonic S60 in comparison to the ST60 is the lack of anti-reflective filter, which makes the former less suitable for use in bright environments. However, under light-controlled conditions, the black level-related variations between them are mostly diminished. That said, a few differences remain:

• The ST60 has twice the gradation steps of its counterpart, which leads to an improvement in the color reproduction, and in particular: in the subtlety and the richness of the colors.
• The panel driving method used by the S60 is of the Sub-Filed variety, where there are 10 sub-fileds per frame, and with 60 frames per second, the result is 600Hz SFD. The step-up model uses the more advanced Focused-Field Drive, which packs the ten sub-fields into 1/2500th of a second, hence the motion is even better in case of the 2500Hz FFD, which the ST60 employs, so that any sporting event and action-movie you watch is without any trace of motion blur.