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CES Hands On - Samsung HW-Q990F review
gel said:
you better make sure to test out the 4k hdr properly this time. it should work.. *mail1*
buzz_lightclick
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I can't believe people are advising him to buy another TV. I thought Gel had already tried the E6? I lose track of his orders now!
He thinks 4K and HDR is a con, then buys a 4K HDR TV? I give up!
He thinks 4K and HDR is a con, then buys a 4K HDR TV? I give up!
bigboss
Moderator
Nope, haven't tried the E6, it's suppose to be a lot better than the last one too. I am getting a calibrator around to make sure the 4K picture is good.buzz_lightclick said:
bigboss
Moderator
Why did you choose Gordon Fraser who has to travel all the way from Scotland as opposed to Jules who doesn't live far from you and has already calibrated for you before?
Gordan, I don't think lives in Scotland last time I spoke to him he wasn't that far away like a couple of hours. I was seriously impressed with the Pnasonic OLED so I choose to go with him again. And he did me a really good deal. Sorry Jules if you are reading this.bigboss said:
bigboss
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RodhasGibson
Well-known member
RodhasGibson
Well-known member
No I did, I just preferred the LG one or thought I did. If this LG isn't good I will buy the Panasonic OLED again! *biggrin*bigboss said:
Gel,
Why are you getting it calibrated before making a decision if to keep it or not? Also if you get it calibrated make a point of keeping it longer than 2 weeks! Why are you even considering buying the Panasonic again? What's the point of buying the TV you just sold?
I don't think I'll ever understand the logic your convincing yourself with
Why are you getting it calibrated before making a decision if to keep it or not? Also if you get it calibrated make a point of keeping it longer than 2 weeks! Why are you even considering buying the Panasonic again? What's the point of buying the TV you just sold?
I don't think I'll ever understand the logic your convincing yourself with
No, I am going to check that I like it first and it has no faults and then after a month or so get it calibrated. I heard a run-in period before getting it calibrated is pointless is that correct? I haven't seen a better TV than the Panasonic TV yet, so that's why I think I might go back to it.rocketrazor said:
bigboss said:
gel wanted the best 2d picture, yet he didn't like 4k and thought it was a con, which means if he won't watch the format he won't get the best 2d picture.
gel said:
no, it's not..
you've already seen native 4k at the cinema when some films are shown in 4k. did that look dim or dark??
you just had a tv that made it look dark possibly, as some i've heard don't look that great. this shouldn't be the case with the new lg tv's..
bigboss
Moderator
Gel, under no circumstances should you consider the Panasonic again. You've already lost more than £2000 on it.
Wait for 200 hours run in before calibrating. That's what Vincent told me.
Wait for 200 hours run in before calibrating. That's what Vincent told me.
bigboss
Moderator
Cheers BB, yep you are right. Ta. I will keep with the LG I am pretty sure on that.bigboss said:
Even HDTV test said it was to dim for daylight. I am talking about 4K HDR blu Ray here not 4K.nugget2014 said:
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