So there IS a G model he was saying...
HDR pro sounds a bit crappy.. just fake on the fly. Better just going for HDR 10+ but no plans to add it
All ya'll think your "it" with your snazzy 2017 tvs.It's an iteration of the Active HDR found in the 2017 sets, which in my experience has been pretty great.
I think LG Display have pushed their OLED panels about as far as they can go with 100% of DCI-P3 and 1,000nits of peak brightness. They've improved the above black performance, eliminated the vignetting and reduced the banding, so I'm not sure there is much more they can do.I suppose if you could ever be disappointed with an OLED then this would be the year. I believe LG needed to offer (at minimum) an improved panel this year to continue the growth of OLED - when you consider HDMI2.1, 8K and HFR are now clearly on the horizon.
Looks like they are simply going to rely on price reductions to keep things moving along this year ...
There have been incremental improvements each year and I expect that to continue in 2018.Does someone know?
1) Is the 2018 panels the exact same as 2017 and 2016 models?
2) Have they done anything to eliminate or at least reduce image retention(ghosting) or burn in for 2018?
3) Will there be a notable difference between 2017 and 2018 models?
Hope you can answer these questions, I'm sure a lot of others are wondering the same.
EDIT 12:23pm:
Ok, I may have answered my own questions, at least in regards to image retention / burn in.
I image retention on 2016 C6 and 2017 C7. See thumbnails.
Results: 2017 has less image retention, and it quite faster than the 2016 model. We can then only assume / hope that 2018 will be even better at it?
What do you guys think? Maybe you can even confirm this?
OLED C6
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OLED C7
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Does someone know?
1) Is the 2018 panels the exact same as 2017 and 2016 models?
2) Have they done anything to eliminate or at least reduce image retention(ghosting) or burn in for 2018?
3) Will there be a notable difference between 2017 and 2018 models?
Hope you can answer these questions, I'm sure a lot of others are wondering the same.
EDIT 12:23pm:
Ok, I may have answered my own questions, at least in regards to image retention / burn in.
I image retention on 2016 C6 and 2017 C7. See thumbnails.
Results: 2017 has less image retention, and it quite faster than the 2016 model. We can then only assume / hope that 2018 will be even better at it?
What do you guys think? Maybe you can even confirm this?
OLED C6
View attachment 963591
OLED C7
View attachment 963592
Can they do both of those at the same time? (As opposed to current OLEDs which lose the ability to maintain high colour saturation as the luminance level goes up - hence Samsung's emphasis on "colour volume").I think LG Display have pushed their OLED panels about as far as they can go with 100% of DCI-P3 and 1,000nits of peak brightness.
Apparently the pixels on this years panels are different from last year
CES 2018 – Une nouvelle dalle dans les téléviseurs Oled de 2018
looking at the the 2017 sets there is still much work to do on near black banding, if there is an incremental improvment that might be enough though as micro LED is still a year or two off in affordable terms I imagine.
Any word on smaller screen sizes? Forgive me if it's answered in the video I've not watched it all yet.