kareem_nasser wroteElitism Guru wroteTech Guru wrotehttps://youtu.be/YA0jhM-l7uo
Metro Exodus: 2160p60 Ultra IQ + Ultra Global Illumination Real Time Ray Tracing + HDR 10 on a Real HDR Capable Screen (HDR 1000, Proper Local Dimming , Native 10bit Color Depth Panel) = Next Level of Realism.
Would love to see this on OLED especially when you have to lower brightness in dark rooms for more immersive experience, have yet to see HDR LCD that doesn't suck at low B.
I guess we both know no matter what PR terms they use on any LCD based TV set, they all inherently have bad contrast ratios. The transition to OLED or at least microLED/Crystal LED is inevitable and i would lean toward the former becoming a standard.
Oleds s..k for gaming as they are prone to burn in. Also they aren't very bright either. Oled will be dead in about 5 years when MicroLed takes over. Around 30% brighter with no burn in. Pair that with oleds perfect blacks and contrast AND like Oleds they have a response time around .1ms. It would be the perfect panel for everything.
As a a side note:
Qled and Micro Led are Sony 1st innovative technologies not Samsung nor LG nor TCL nor...
Sony will always be the leader in AV.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/sony-crystal-led-tv-first-look
In 2012 Sony demonstrated the first micro-LED TV (55", Full-HD) which they termed Crystal-LED. Sony's Crystal-LED never reached the market, but in 2016 the company unveiled its large-area outdoor micro-LED displays which Sony calls Canvas Display
Sony pushed the quantum dot technology in 2013 ( Triluminos Display) , that Samsung has been Adopting in their high end tvs since 2016 (KS days and Now Qled) and NSamsung HG90 , HG 70 , FG 70 ) along with LGs Nano Crystal TVs like the SJ 8500 Nanocell , and the gaming monitors from asus like the pg 35 vq and pg 27 uq.
https://www.theverge.com/2013/1/16/3881546/sonys-new-triluminous-tvs-pursue-vibrant-hues-with-quantum-dots
OLED colors production are the most accurate with infinite contrast and real blacks , and LGs OLEDs have the best HDR Color bitmappping. Howere whether LG , or the upcoming OLEDs the technology itself have some serious drawbacks and more certain can happen:
Image Burning (Burn-In)
Image Retention
Also not serious as the above two but can effect HDR Peak Scene Brightness is OLED brightness is tough to cross 1000nits.
I can tolerate LED + an Efficient Local dimming with minimal blooming , flashligting , none real blacks , and not infinate contrast vs OLEDs image retention and burn-Ins.
According to Rtings.com they did a comprehensive realife content testing on OLEDs TVs (
https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/real-life-oled-burn-in-test) and every OLED TV review they give image retention / burn in a score of zero.
For A Real HDR Experience You need:
At least 1000 nits of brightness of real hdr scene at 100% window - sustained
At Most 0.05 nits of blacks ( on led this achievable local dimmig - the more dimmable zones the more efficient) From 2017 & on many Led tvs nail that , not issue at all now with LED TVs - usually they are VA Panels TVs due to their high native contrast vs IPS low native contrast.
A Native 10 Bit Color Depth Panel not 8 + FRC for proper color gradients display & real colors combination reproduction.
A wide color gamut with at least 90% coverage of DCI -P3 color space. This is represented with a proper color volume too.