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Que sí, que sí, sólo te digo que parte de la gracia del HDR es imitar un muy alto contraste en una LED.
Pero está claro que todo esto hay que verlo. Sacado de Avsforum ahora mismo, uno que ha visto demos de HDR en las OLED de LG 2016 y efectivamente flipa. Y además lo compara con su LED Samsung con HDR.
Pero está claro que todo esto hay que verlo. Sacado de Avsforum ahora mismo, uno que ha visto demos de HDR en las OLED de LG 2016 y efectivamente flipa. Y además lo compara con su LED Samsung con HDR.
I went to Value Electronics today to spend some time with the G6.I brought someSamsung SUHDand HDR10 clips on a USB drivean watched them. Here are my take-aways:
1) The HDR10 clips of Exodus and Life of Pi were a lot brighter than any other set that I have seen. It made the picture look very dynamic but natural and balanced. Specifically, the 2nd scene in the Life of Pi clip where all you see is the moon and the stars over the boat in the water. The moon is super bright with no halo while the stars are naturally dimmeracross the sky and because of the OLED blacks, produced an incredible picture. On my Samsung as a comparison, the moon is noticeably a lotdimmer, was about as bright as the stars, and you can’t even compare the star field to the OLED. Exodus played just as well. What was interesting was when I played the HDR content, the G6 gives you a pop-up that it’s playing the HDR content and you have a choice of 3 levels of brightness in that mode.
2) The G6 also has a HDR “emulation” mode where it will take non-HDR content and produce a HDR picture. I was skeptical at first but after watching on different sources, it gave a more “dynamic” “HDR like” picture which was pretty good.
3) The biggest take away for me overall was that although the sharpness of the 4K content displayed was as good or better than other sets that I have seen, the G6 displays significantly more picture detail. With really good 4K content that has fine detail such as a star field, you could see the tinniest of stars shooting around in the scene. The same was true with other types clips that I played. Extremely fine details that you may have not noticed on an LCD set, you suddenly start to see.
4) I also looked at a 3D movie, Avatar, with another potential customer and it looked fine to me but I don’t watch enough 3D to give an opinion as to if it was better than my Samsung or not.
5) Finally the G6 was calibrated last week and it looked really good to my eye. Everything looked balanced, flesh tones perfect; nothing was set “hot”. I do my own calibrations and although not an expert, I know what to look for.
I also want to thank Robert at Value Electronics for all his support and generous access to the G6. As soon as the E6 comes out, I need a 55 inch set, I’ll be buying one from him.