OLED becoming more affordable!

[Deleted member 2457]

Here:

http://www.digitalversus.com/tv-television/lg-55ea970v-p20297/test.html

Another cracking review too! :clap:

 

[ellisdj]

Setup like that that TV would look poor by comparison to how it should

They have bothered to measure it but not bothered to calibrate it - makes no sense to me ?

 

[Deleted member 2457]

Setup like that that TV would look poor by comparison to how it should

They have bothered to measure it but not bothered to calibrate it - makes no sense to me ?

Yep, imagine it calibrated?

 

[spiny norman]

For which read 'premium TVs struggling to find buyers'

 

[ellisdj]

Setup like that that TV would look poor by comparison to how it should

They have bothered to measure it but not bothered to calibrate it - makes no sense to me ?

Yep, imagine it calibrated?

Now there is a converted soul for you

 

[bigboss]

For which read 'premium TVs struggling to find buyers'

Or "LG's technique is pushing manufacturing costs down, and it wants to keep a clear distinction from OLED 4K TVs, which cannot be ridiculously priced out of the market."

 

[spiny norman]

Or "LG's technique is pushing manufacturing costs down, and it wants to keep a clear distinction from OLED 4K TVs, which cannot be ridiculously priced out of the market."

Clearly they know How To Live It, eh?

 

[Deleted member 2457]

Norman's wrong!

 

[strapped for cash]

They have bothered to measure it but not bothered to calibrate it - makes no sense to me

I agree.

Why complain about poor greyscale and gamma tracking when you have the equipment and software to tune out these errors?

Either don't measure performance (and provide an "average user" review like What H-Fi), or tell us what the TV can do post-calibration (like HDTV Test and AVF). DigitalVersus reviewers use an odd method that falls halfway between the two.