Comment by caseyf7
2 months ago
I would like to see them give us an option to turn HDR off. In some situations it is just too bright and in others too dark.
2 months ago
I would like to see them give us an option to turn HDR off. In some situations it is just too bright and in others too dark.
I’m still rocking a plasma tv which sidesteps the matter altogether :)
Best tv tech to date, though OLED improvements in the past year mean we might see good panels hitting the market in a few years. The race to produce the brightest panels (and putting them on display for comparison and testing in brightly lit electronics stores in environments that couldn’t be further from the actual viewing experience) resulted in a bunch of mass market crap.
Took down my Pioneer Kuro a couple of weeks ago. OLED is so good now.
Agree with the in store crap and all the processing that’s turned on for the TVs on display. But brightness is useful - can help combat ambient light, and HDR can look amazing.
Newish QD oled finally hit that threshold of upgrading for me. Plasma definitely had a hell of a run though.
I wish there was a rubber ducky like thing to give you as a fellow plasma TV user.
Wouldn’t that be handled on your TV and/or streaming box? That’s how I control it, at least.
Unfortunately iPads also don’t allow you to turn off HDR
For a long time putting them in low power mode killed HDR, but it seems they patched that bug (feature)