I'm still wondering if they will update the "older" OLEDs with this anti burn in method.
I just ordered the 65OLED754 expecting that it already got this kind of logo detection since LG is doing it quite a time now. After I saw the interview with the Philips's picture quality guy I really was wondering myself like "Wait what, this feature is just upcoming" and started some research.
Now I'm pretty insecure and feel unconfident because I found a FAQ from Philips about OLEDs and also got a answer back (to my request) with stuff like
* You have to totally avoid any source with brighter static logos or bars on it.
* You should not play games or watch content with logos, HUD or bars longer than 20 minutes.
* You should stick to the standard HDR mode for home use (no vivid or stuff like that).
* You should use a maximum of 50% contrast if you play games on it …
and so on, and so on …
I mean I know OLED has the risk of image retention but all those Philips instructions sound like you can't even watch normal TV channels or hardly play any game longer than 20 minutes and of course should not use bright settings at home at all?
So I would at least expect the Logo detection to be released for all 2019 models, otherwise I don't know what I should say about all that stuff …
My 805 from 2020 doesn't have the more advanced logo-damage protection. But it does have some of it. I can see that that there is a sort of shimmer|? around the logo's.. which you can see as greyis on whites background. When logo's disapear.. The greyish spots also disappear.. But the philips oled 935 have it stronger and more precise..I'm still wondering if they will update the "older" OLEDs with this anti burn in method.
I just ordered the 65OLED754 expecting that it already got this kind of logo detection since LG is doing it quite a time now. After I saw the interview with the Philips's picture quality guy I really was wondering myself like "Wait what, this feature is just upcoming" and started some research.
Now I'm pretty insecure and feel unconfident because I found a FAQ from Philips about OLEDs and also got a answer back (to my request) with stuff like
and so on, and so on …
- You have to totally avoid any source with brighter static logos or bars on it.
- You should not play games or watch content with logos, HUD or bars longer than 20 minutes.
- You should stick to the standard HDR mode for home use (no vivid or stuff like that).
- You should use a maximum of 50% contrast if you play games on it …
I mean I know OLED has the risk of image retention but all those Philips instructions sound like you can't even watch normal TV channels or hardly play any game longer than 20 minutes and of course should not use bright settings at home at all?
So I would at least expect the Logo detection to be released for all 2019 models, otherwise I don't know what I should say about all that stuff …