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Recent content by no7hing
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New Samsung 4k for everyone.
Would any of you be kind enough to post a picture of a UN48JS9000 while it's displaying a white/light gray uniform background? Like Chrome with no page loaded. I've had a curved Samsung ue40ju6700 and it had a slight gradient and discolorations in the left and right vertical 30% of the display... -
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2015 Samsung 4k TV as a Monitor Set Up Guide
I've got myself a Samsung UE40JU6550 (which is the 6700 in the US I guess) last week and set it up according to this guide (thanks btw! :)). Now my problem is that it's got a red cast which shows itself especially in grey areas. I've checkout out the calibration guide at rtings (Samsung JU6700... -
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Philips BDM4350UC 43 inch 4K IPS PWM-free monitor
Found it, thanks! If I understand the graph correctly, 50% brightness results in the backlight running at something slightly below 200Hz? http://i.rtings.com/images/reviews/ks8000/ks8000-backlight-large.jpg -
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Philips BDM4350UC 43 inch 4K IPS PWM-free monitor
Also visible in this video about the 40" Philips: but not here with a brightness of 45%: Time to visit my favorite electronics store for some field work. -
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Philips BDM4350UC 43 inch 4K IPS PWM-free monitor
Is it a viable test to record a TV with a (cellphone) camera and check wether it flickers? This guy is reviewing the Iiyama Prolite X4071 and the flicker is clearly visible in the video: -
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Philips BDM4350UC 43 inch 4K IPS PWM-free monitor
Dammit @ PWM. I completely forgot about that. Is that generally the case for all TV's - even the newer ones? -
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Philips BDM4350UC 43 inch 4K IPS PWM-free monitor
Pretty disappointed about the bad QC on this model too; I just hope that the burn-in is not inherent to the panel and will be fixed within the next couple of months. Has anybody checked out Samsung's new SUHD TV roster? They've got a 43" model sporting a 10bit panel, 4K/60/4:4:4 over Hdmi 2.0...