FarFarAway
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name='Rastalovich' said:
Have you seen a Kuro TV? LCD is nowhere near Kuro, the only TV's that get close are Panasonic Plasma's
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Have you seen a Kuro TV? LCD is nowhere near Kuro, the only TV's that get close are Panasonic Plasma's
Rastalovich
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Had some Pi. Kuro LCD TVs demoed, to be honest, the black level thing is a great idea, but it was found to effect lighting of areas where u/the director would expect a level to be.
For example, during post production, u alter the recorded digital process to put over the effects u were hoping to achieve during filming. Normally this is done on a 24"+ computer style monitor. Viewing the end result on kuro technology kinda moved the goal posts.
Perhaps editing with that in mind would be better, but ur then moving away from the monitor screens that basically just show u what u recorded with no technology involved.
The 3 stage forwarding of frames to the screen is not something new either. It's what pc graphics cards tend to do, but it's nice to see something like this employed - I thought they already had. Being based on 24 fps isn't exactly ideal for uk use either, but that could be massaged I would think.
Again with all this, it's the molesting of the filming process. One company introducing their method of nr or cinematic molestation of the digital image they've blown up.
Plasma eww.
For example, during post production, u alter the recorded digital process to put over the effects u were hoping to achieve during filming. Normally this is done on a 24"+ computer style monitor. Viewing the end result on kuro technology kinda moved the goal posts.
Perhaps editing with that in mind would be better, but ur then moving away from the monitor screens that basically just show u what u recorded with no technology involved.
The 3 stage forwarding of frames to the screen is not something new either. It's what pc graphics cards tend to do, but it's nice to see something like this employed - I thought they already had. Being based on 24 fps isn't exactly ideal for uk use either, but that could be massaged I would think.
Again with all this, it's the molesting of the filming process. One company introducing their method of nr or cinematic molestation of the digital image they've blown up.
Plasma eww.
FarFarAway
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Every movie lover and AV expert I know (both in RL and online) fully subscribe to the fact that a plasma TV is far superior to LCD.
My Samsung 32" LCD is a nice TV, but frankly the image is nowhere near my plasma.
LCD TV's have more technology that 'messes' with the image than plasma's do unfortunately.
Plasma rules, it's just a fact
My Samsung 32" LCD is a nice TV, but frankly the image is nowhere near my plasma.
LCD TV's have more technology that 'messes' with the image than plasma's do unfortunately.
Plasma rules, it's just a fact
Rastalovich
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Nah, not for me, I don't like em.
yeah got a 52" hitachi plams its nice. after our 32" sony wega bla bla bla thing died when we had lightnign inshurance paid enought to go for a 52" plasma (something likr they valued the sony at 1300when it was new.) but i certainly think plasma is better u dont get back light as much as you d o with a lcd and a lcd Beams the light at you and the plasma is more subtle
