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I dont think ive ever really seen an LCD with inky blacks. Just CRT, Plasma and OLED. I've stopped expecting it because i get disappointed if i hope for it.
The only real way to get inky blacks on an LCD is full array local dimming. Never seen it used on any monitors though, just some high end TVs.
Just exchanged my LG 34 for this one at Frys. I got tired of the ips glow and DP issues...
The sharpness of the text is still a bit confusing. If you take an extreme closeup of the montior it looks like the pixels are slightly stretched vertically?!
Calibrated with the Spyder 4 pro elite. Finally the colors are on par with the LG. Samsung must not have had their engineering cap on when they decided to ship these out with the most awful calibration I've ever seen on a stock monitor.
The various profiles folks have posted for this monitor were all off compared to the profile the spyder pro calibrated for this one.
I'm really enjoying this monitor now, much more than the LG.
Having recently purchased this display I can confirm that despite the odd shaped subpixels a 1000x1000px image displays perfectly square.
Another thing I noticed in Maya was that certain patterns cause the screen to flicker, it seems to affect only the green subpixels, can anyone confirm this with the image I took? I'd hate it if this problem was just in my unit.
That's an artifact of any low-Hz PWM LED backlight and the human visual response to the extent that green is more apparent than other colors.
I don't see the flicker on any of my CCFL LCDs, and I can see it on all my low-Hz PWM displays to varying degrees including my retina MBP when I zoom out to 1:1 pixels.
This monitor does not use PWM
I have this monitor and I love it. 4k is nice, but I don't want to have to purchase another Titan X just to get playable 4k framerates.
How did the calibration go? Can you post settings?I just received the Samsung 34" curved from Amazon...
Here is a picture of my setup (u3014 + S34E790C + 2007FP).
This replaces a good old PLP setup (20"+30"+20").
Here are my initial comments about the Samsung
1) Black is noticeably better than IPS (but much worst than OLED!)
2) Preset colors need work (washed out). I will shortly perform a full calibration using my X-Rite i1Pro 2 and i1Display Pro.
3) Uniformity is excellent (no visible bleeding)
4) Input lag appears very low
5) Respond time seems very fast
6) Curve is amazing for gaming.
7) The screen is a bit too narrow. I would have preferred an height of 1600 or 1800 pixels instead of 1440... I guess that this will do for now.
8) Bezel is slim.
Oh yeah, the Dell 2007FP at the right will be shortly replaced by a Dell P2715Q (4K IPS).