Not sold the Panasonic yet being collected on Saturday. So I am going to give the guy the best demo possible on 4K HDR blu Ray. I will then revert back to my old Sony 46hx803 TV.chebby said:
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bigboss
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Technically, yes, but why would you want to return it? It's digital, so quality will be the same.
Remember that it's the process of constant returns that would make retailers think twice about offering you discounts. Nugget managed to get a good deal because he was a loyal customer of Richer Sounds.
Remember that it's the process of constant returns that would make retailers think twice about offering you discounts. Nugget managed to get a good deal because he was a loyal customer of Richer Sounds.
I have been hearing about problems with the Samsung and HDR on various websites. See here:
http://www.cnet.com/products/samsung-ubd-k8500/
http://www.cnet.com/products/samsung-ubd-k8500/
gel said:
You're getting better: the buyer's remorse is now kicking in before the purchase has even arrived, not once you've got it.
Now if you can move that forward to pausing and asking these questions before you actually buy, you'd be making real progress.
i got it from richer sounds nottingham. i did expect a discount to £400 before i went in i must say. especially would of hoped so after spending £2500 there before buying the player!
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im happy with my 1080p plasma. It's too early for 4K, expensive, issues with players etc etc etc.......
some more photos please - film content not menu - Ta
Also what picture setting have you got the TV in?
Also what picture setting have you got the TV in?
gel said:
LG 65OLEDE6
- 65 inch screen
- release date: April 2016
- price: £4,999
LG 55OLEDE6
- 55 inch screen
- release date: April 2016
- price: £3,499
LG prices announced on home page
Actually the settings have all been messed up, what's the calibrated settings for this TV? Looks like I have got to re-enter them?
That appears to be what HDR mode does to the TV - throttles the overall system to allow it to hit its peak brightness - then the rest is controlled via metadata
I am sure he tried to calibrate it for HDR but its so new how can you predict how things will work until they in the field - you cant.
There is still not a definitive HDR spec to follow for calibration I dont think
There is still not a definitive HDR spec to follow for calibration I dont think
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gel said:
At the beginning of this thread you said the tv had been calibrated. (Post 13 on first page.)
Presumably the chap who did this left a record of all the settings (just in case).
i did this for my humble 32" five years ago when I applied HDTVTests setting's and adapted them for my screen.
It's in the same folder of instruction manuals, photos of receipts and warranties and other useful stuff I keep on all of our computers (and backups) for everything from fridges to details of when the boiler was last serviced.
Hopefully your calibrator chap can email you his copy of the settings.
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