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Is OLED burn-in a problem? We want your input on one of TV’s hottest topics!
No, but I watched a little cricket, and that was fine. I noticed it on Buzzcocks last night, when there was really fast pans from one person to another, just kind of blurred for a split second. I'm sure I can over it in the settings somewhere, Intelligent Frame Creation maybe?
It's not awful, but mu Kuro never did it, and I loved my Kuro.
It's not awful, but mu Kuro never did it, and I loved my Kuro.
gel said:
Wanted to post yesterday, but as noted elsewhere, my security software flagged up that it had protected me from malware each time I logged in. I thought it sensible to leave alone. Not sure why that was. Never happenned before and no problems today. :?
BBB, sorry to hear you've got a little DSE. I've got bordeline acceptable buzzing, but no obvious DSE to my eyes. That said, I haven't watched any sport yet. Is it me, or is finding a problem free set (within reason) near impossible these days? I should have bought your Kuro for £550... 😉
gel said:
I can confirm that plenty of so-called teams in Scotland don't seem to have tried football yet either .......
I'm not claiming for a single moment that the black levels on this LG will be as good as those on the Panasonic 50GT50, but Currys are doing it for £999, and the extra size may be tempting .... http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/lg-60pm680t-full-hd-60-plasma-3d-tv-12520778-pdt.html Plus if it's anything like my (older) LG60PZ950T in the kitchen, it should be pretty good at everything else.
When the tv is fully run in, and I've either sorted the picture fro other peoples settings, or from a disc such as Spear & Munsil's, I'll let you know exactly what I think of the GT50.
It's already close to the Kuro, and I haven't even begun to mess with the picture. I've got it connected wirelessly to my router, easy process, and it's found all of my music etc on both of my external hard drives, and laptop. So the CDs can soon either be sold, or packed away. It connected quickly to You Tube, much quicker than my WDTVLive, so that's going as well.
It's a great tv, and after 2 months of running in, I hope it will become a fantastic tv.
It's already close to the Kuro, and I haven't even begun to mess with the picture. I've got it connected wirelessly to my router, easy process, and it's found all of my music etc on both of my external hard drives, and laptop. So the CDs can soon either be sold, or packed away. It connected quickly to You Tube, much quicker than my WDTVLive, so that's going as well.
It's a great tv, and after 2 months of running in, I hope it will become a fantastic tv.
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:When the tv is fully run in, and I've either sorted the picture fro other peoples settings, or from a disc such as Spear & Munsil's, I'll let you know exactly what I think of the GT50.
It's already close to the Kuro, and I haven't even begun to mess with the picture. I've got it connected wirelessly to my router, easy process, and it's found all of my music etc on both of my external hard drives, and laptop. So the CDs can soon either be sold, or packed away. It connected quickly to You Tube, much quicker than my WDTVLive, so that's going as well.
It's a great tv, and after 2 months of running in, I hope it will become a fantastic tv.
That sounds positive BBB. Nice one.
Hi BBB
Did you ever get email comfirmation from Panasonic.I sent off on Friday,and still not had reply
Did you ever get email comfirmation from Panasonic.I sent off on Friday,and still not had reply
jr1948 said:
No I haven't, I'm guessing they're very busy with the amount of tvs sold in the sales. I did email them just to ask if they had received my forms and informaion though, but no confirmation of that either.
Link is here http://promotions.panasonic.co.uk/customer-support/
Just to clarify, I got email confirmations for each Panasonic promotional offer (3D glasses and Blu-rays). Strange that you didn't, as you can't complete the forms without entering your email address.
Did you get a reference number once you'd completed the online form?
Not sure how soon each will be delivered, though. According to Panasonic's website, it can take up to 40 days...
Did you get a reference number once you'd completed the online form?
Not sure how soon each will be delivered, though. According to Panasonic's website, it can take up to 40 days...
There was a reference for each one, but I didn't make a note of it, as the same reference is always in the confirmation email, only I didn't get the email.
Be patient jr1948, I'm sure the email will come, but if not, there's always the phone route.
Be patient jr1948, I'm sure the email will come, but if not, there's always the phone route.
jr1948 said:
I've received an email from Panasonic replying to my email enquiry. They say could take up to 45 days, but should be around 2 weeks.
I ended up doing it again,this time got the reply straight back,sent all the forms in post now just a case of waiting
BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:The Blu Rays arrived today, just waiting for the glasses now.
And the glasses arrived this morning.
Well done Panasonic.
I'm still waiting for the Blu-rays and glasses. Now I'm a bit concerned...
By the way, I bought a pair of these:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-Pair-3D3-A1112-Universal-3D-TV-Eyewear-Active-Shutter-RF-Glasses-/110951413734?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_3D_TV_Glasses_Accessories&hash=item19d53837e6
I read several reports and user reviews stating that they outperform Panasonic's current active glasses, so thought I'd give them a go.
I can't recommend the 3D3s highly enough. They're extremely comfortable to wear and do a fantastic job. Images remain bright with the glasses on, while crosstalk is essentially non existent. The 3D3s also proved in no way unpleasant to use. I didn't experience a hint of a headache or eye strain. When I tried Panasonic's glasses in John Lewis, I found them less comfortable and more fatiguing. That said, this was under bright shop lighting, which is bad news with active 3D glasses.
Nevertheless, anyone looking for third party 3D glasses should definitely consider the 3D3s (assuming they're compatible with your TV). It's a fantastic product -- fully rechargeable via USB, very solid build, great at blocking ambient light and sync instantly with your TV.
Once I get the Panasonic glasses I'll conduct a more thorough (and controlled) comparative test.
I wonder if WHF would consider reviewing these?
By the way, I bought a pair of these:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-Pair-3D3-A1112-Universal-3D-TV-Eyewear-Active-Shutter-RF-Glasses-/110951413734?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_3D_TV_Glasses_Accessories&hash=item19d53837e6
I read several reports and user reviews stating that they outperform Panasonic's current active glasses, so thought I'd give them a go.
I can't recommend the 3D3s highly enough. They're extremely comfortable to wear and do a fantastic job. Images remain bright with the glasses on, while crosstalk is essentially non existent. The 3D3s also proved in no way unpleasant to use. I didn't experience a hint of a headache or eye strain. When I tried Panasonic's glasses in John Lewis, I found them less comfortable and more fatiguing. That said, this was under bright shop lighting, which is bad news with active 3D glasses.
Nevertheless, anyone looking for third party 3D glasses should definitely consider the 3D3s (assuming they're compatible with your TV). It's a fantastic product -- fully rechargeable via USB, very solid build, great at blocking ambient light and sync instantly with your TV.
Once I get the Panasonic glasses I'll conduct a more thorough (and controlled) comparative test.
I wonder if WHF would consider reviewing these?
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