I went from QLED to OLED I do miss the brightness of QLED. >.>OLED brightness is vastly underrated. My C9 with OLED Light set to 80 in Game mode after the sun goes down is eye-searing to me, LOL. Compared to plasma, OLED brightness is literally night and day. I can’t imagine how bright those QLEDs and other LED TVs can get if OLED is considered dim in comparison
Also just got an E9 from Value Electronics. Setting it up tonight. Any advice?
Turn off TruMotion
Use what you like best.
Use it if you like it... It's way too much soap opera effect for me so I can't stand to watch stuff that way.
I agree 100%. The flickering is very noticeable to me which makes it useless. I wonder if it varies from person to person on how much they can detect flickering.Use what you like best.
Smooth introduces way too much soap opera effect for me. Clear looks very natural with good quality sources. True 4K footage with Clear motion looks almost SOE-free except for fast-moving stuff at the edges of the screen, and stuff like fire where you can see some motion interpolation.
The advantages of True Motion vary wildly with different sources. I see this especially with User settings. Older movies start showing SOE with Dejudder set to 3, while I noticed more modern films look natural at 3 and start looking artificial at 4. Dejudder set to 5 will have SOE no matter the source.
Most people recommend setting Deblur to 10, but I can’t stand it if it isn’t coupled with some heavy dejudder.
I’d be interested in user opinions on the new Cinema Clear settings and BFI on the new LG CX. BFI is basically useless on the C9, I doubt even a giant CRT could flicker more than that
Unless you have an nvdia shield which provides A.I. upscaling for sub 4k content, there is no reason to use anything other than the built in apps. They work very well.
You're out of luck unless second hand, but I wouldn't recommend second handed OLED. New LG B9 is $1000-1100 that is as low as OLED's go these days at least in my region but I assume in other parts of the world pricing is similar.
I was referring to my oled b6. Perhaps true hdr is only achieved with 1000 nits but it's too much of a headache it never works right. Look how many different settings you need for each game. Hdr is a pain in the ass
And washed out colors?
They weren't washed out, they were nice and vivid thanks to the brightness.
I use cinema clear for everything except gaming of course.I’d be interested in user opinions on the new Cinema Clear settings and BFI on the new LG CX. BFI is basically useless on the C9, I doubt even a giant CRT could flicker more than that
CX doesn't bring any change in that front. Lowers the brightness and brings flickering when on high.I’d be interested in user opinions on the new Cinema Clear settings and BFI on the new LG CX. BFI is basically useless on the C9, I doubt even a giant CRT could flicker more than that
As someone who went from Q950R to CX:
But what about BFI at Low and Medium settings? Does it give any substantial benefit in the perception of motion with movies and sub-60fps games? And does it introduce perceptible flickering? It’s impossible to judge that from videos, while it’s quite clear that at the Max setting it’s basically the same as in the C9.CX doesn't bring any change in that front. Lowers the brightness and brings flickering when on high.
Of course. But it’s not only a OLED issue. You can see that with LED, QLED, and even plasma. On OLED with motion interpolation turned off it’s just more noticeable because of fast response time, absence of LCD blur, and poor motion resolution.
Brightness gets lowered on low and medium also so I didn't really bother to use it for more and a few seconds but the flickering was only noticeable on high.
I was being honest hdr has been nothing but frustrating to meI wish I can squeeze your balls for saying this lol
I have a LG B6. I have tried hdr in some games and picture looks worst. The whole calibrating thing is just a pain every game requires a different calibration. Perhaps the B6 is not great for hdr or there's something wrong with my eyes.
I tried this on C9 and honestly, I cannot confirm this. Looks exactly the same to me.
Right but that's the biggest issue we should not have to be worrying about calibrating that much it's just a pain in the ass. I've seen other people complaining about hdr and even have watched DF videos stating some games just have poor hdr implementation...
Go to Netflix and watch Night On Earth.
No, I love it too. Some people don't like it because they think it makes things look like a soap opera. I disagree, I love the way it looks. Hyper realistic, like you are watching the actors through a window.
OLED's also not something you want to leave on for others to mess with.
I have seen DV on Netflix and it does look good. I honestly don't know the settings I am using for that I just use the game hdr mode or the standard hdr mode for movies
You use cinema user or cinema home for movies.
What about isf Expert(dark room)? I read that's the most accurate one out of the box. I based my tweaks around that mode for TV/Movie watching.
That’s an SDR setting, it’s not available in HDR or DV..What about isf Expert(dark room)? I read that's the most accurate one out of the box. I based my tweaks around that mode for TV/Movie watching.
Cinephiles like me definitely prefer the Trumotion off for the most part. The soap opera/cheap news camera effect is jarring to say the least.Use what you like best.
Smooth introduces way too much soap opera effect for me. Clear looks very natural with good quality sources. True 4K footage with Clear motion looks almost SOE-free except for fast-moving stuff at the edges of the screen, and stuff like fire where you can see some motion interpolation.
The advantages of True Motion vary wildly with different sources. I see this especially with User settings. Older movies start showing SOE with Dejudder set to 3, while I noticed more modern films look natural at 3 and start looking artificial at 4. Dejudder set to 5 will have SOE no matter the source.
Most people recommend setting Deblur to 10, but I can’t stand it if it isn’t coupled with some heavy dejudder.
I’d be interested in user opinions on the new Cinema Clear settings and BFI on the new LG CX. BFI is basically useless on the C9, I doubt even a giant CRT could flicker more than that
Gonna get a Q90T/Q95T or Q900TS/Q950TS?
