Panel fabrication isn't exact. Each panel is different.
OLED TV Owners Thread (OLED Gang): Purchases, Recommendations and Updates
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Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Yeah, but drastically different?
Different enough where my settings don't match yours. There are no shortcuts if you want the best picture. Again, lighting and room conditions factor also.
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
So u had a pro to calibrate yours? How much does it cost?
Did it myself using my personal preferences and test materials. There are DVDs you can buy, or go to AVSforum.com, and they have slides and guides you can use for at least the basics.
Yeah, a lot of normal broadcast sources are going to look iffy. One is resolution, like you mentioned, because you're honestly lucky if your provider even broadcasts in 1080P. But the real hit on quality will be compression. Even on streaming services, most broadcast channels are compressed to shyt. Those two along will be why you'll notice a big difference in stuff on Netflix that's just plain 4K, let alone something mastered in Dolby Vision.
And panels can actually have a huge difference in variance. Color temps can run cool or warm, backlights can vary in brightness/intensity, and the room itself can make a difference. Really, any preloaded settings are really more guidelines, as opposed to definitive.
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Squid Game does look amazing on this
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Finally joined the oled gang...wife bought me one for christmas
Cherish her, breh
Should i replace my KS9500 in the living room with a C1 brehs?
i've had a b9 in the bedroom for a few years and it's made me ashamed of the blooming and shytty blacks on the sammy
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New OLED lineups for 2022
Sony QD-OLED TV promises better color than its other OLED TVs at CES 2022
Engadget is part of the Yahoo family of brands
Explaining QD-OLED, Samsung’s display tech that is wowing CES
I was interested in the 42 inch Sony A90k, but they're STILL playing games with VRR and adding the tech in a future update after launch
42 inch LG C2 will be an automatic cop.
Sony QD-OLED TV promises better color than its other OLED TVs at CES 2022
Engadget is part of the Yahoo family of brands
Explaining QD-OLED, Samsung’s display tech that is wowing CES
I was interested in the 42 inch Sony A90k, but they're STILL playing games with VRR and adding the tech in a future update after launch
42 inch LG C2 will be an automatic cop.
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New OLED lineups for 2022
Sony QD-OLED TV promises better color than its other OLED TVs at CES 2022
Engadget is part of the Yahoo family of brands
Explaining QD-OLED, Samsung’s display tech that is wowing CES
I was interested in the 42 inch Sony A90k, but they're STILL playing games with VRR and adding the tech in a future update after launch
42 inch LG C2 will be an automatic cop.
Yeah, man. I REALLY want a Sony OLED, but knowing you essentially have to go to the A95 to get VRR, and STILL only get two HDMI 2.1 ports is an automatic dealbreaker me. I need another TV for my office/lounge, and depending on circumstances, I might take the dip on a G2, since that should theoretically be closer to the picture quality of the Sony OLEDs die to using similar heatsink tech.