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Revisión de Katzmaier de C9, también comenta comportamiento en Juego de Tronos The Long Night ,al final parece que lo van a machacar apuntalando a flashing/blocking, por que el resto lo resuelve de maravilla!
Fuente : AQUI
Dim lighting:
The C9 (and the other OLEDs) showed darker shadows compared to the LCDs, but still preserved all of the detail of the source. As a result those shadows looked much more realistic on the OLEDs and better preserved that creative intent. It's worth noting that in very dark images like this some viewers might prefer a brighter gamma, available in Cinema mode as opposed to the ISF Dark mode I used for testing.
Color accuracy: Before my standard calibration, the ISF Expert and Cinema modes modes were already super accurate, among the best I've seen. As usual, OLED's superior black levels also improved the perception of color saturation compared to the LCD other displays.
Video processing: I saw some examples of the C9's superior processing compared to the B8, but differences between the C8 and C9 were tougher to spot. During the Battle of Winterfell for example (7:39), the sky above Jorah showed banding and blocks of discoloration on the B8 near black that weren't visible on the other OLEDs.
HDR and 4K video: As usual for OLED TVs, the C9 is a spectacular HDR performer. Despite significantly less light output than the Vizio PQ and Samsung Q9, it still looked incredibly punchy and dynamic, better than any of the LCDs overall. That said, it didn't significantly outperform the HDR image of either 2018 OLED.
I compared the C8 and C9 using the tone-mapping ramps from the new Spears and Munsil HDR benchmark and with DTM engaged there was little difference, but with the feature turned off the C9 showed an advantage, delivering detail up to 1,000 nits while the B8 and C8 clipped at around 875. Turning DTM on did lend some improvement to the C9 when I looked at S&M's 4,000-nit patterns, which clipped at around 3,200 nits on the C8/B8 but showed full detail on the C9. That advantage would only apply to HDR content mastered at 4,000 nits, however, which is less common than content mastered at 1,000.
No creas que solo por los macrobloques flasheaos, porque también el ABL durante reproducción HDR hará de las suyas, y el riesgo de quemado también estará latente en según qué condiciones de uso:
The C9 is an excellent TV for watching movies in HDR. The OLED panel produces perfect blacks, it has a wide color gamut, and good peak brightness in HDR. Unfortunately, the TV's automatic brightness limiter (ABL) causes the brightness to fluctuate with different content, which may bother some people.
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Excellent TV for gaming in HDR. It has excellent gaming performance, thanks to the nearly instantaneous response time and low input lag. It has an excellent wide color gamut and good peak brightness in HDR. The brightness changes with different content, though, and this might bother some people, especially with really bright games. There is also a possibility of burn-in, which might be an issue due to the static elements found in most games.
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Por eso decimos que verse, se ve mejor que otras tecnologías, pero que son ciertamente delicadillas con contenido estático y su HDR, por culpa del ABL no será tan impactante en los títulos de mayor impacto visual.