Yeah I only found out about ot when it was already over. Would be nice if the few people's vote that commented afterwards (me included) would had been considered as well. As in that case #2 would had won instead of #7
Only two weeks for the 'Superman - In Concert' world premiere in Switzerland. If that 'Citi Light' orchestra can bang it out this month without cancelling again, other orchestras around the world can start booking that concert.
You say that but every time I see a facebook post from LG for a new TV the comments are full of people complaining about burn in. And this is people saying that they do everything they are told, they have the settings to combat it turned on, they don't leave the TV on pause and it still happened and when it did LG did not want to know - or they offered to fix it and when the TV was returned it was worse than it was before they fixed it. Even if you buy from Richer Sounds or John Lewis with the 6 year guarantee it doesn't cover burn in at all. So if I'm going to drop £3k+ on a new TV I need some kind of cast iron guarantee it will either never happen or it will get replaced if it does. Current TV is edge lit and one of the LEDs went so I had a dark shadow during light scenes, RS replaced it straight away with no quibble, but if it had been an OLED with burn it they wouldn't have done anything. Just can't afford to gamble when spending that much. Even if it's very unlikely, if it did happen after say 6 months, no one will fix it and no one will buy it so I'm completely screwed.
I‘m still a fan of the UST projectors (namely Fengmi CinemaPro 2 and Xiaomi Laser Cinema 2 -with Dolby Visio-). Even in daylight circumstances (not direct sunlight on the screen) the picture is bright enough to watch comfortably.
Well if you believe the hype these QD OLEDS are supposed to have the blacks of an OLED with the brightness of LCD, like Hitcher says though I don't expect them to be cheap. From what I understand this is a branch of Samsung that sells to other manufacturers so they won't just turn up in Samsung sets. My biggest issue is burn in though, I know it's better than it was but I've got a wife and a kid who insist on leaving the TV paused all the time! These QD OLEDs are supposed to be a lot better at avoiding burn in but it can still happen.
Video discussing the new OLED tech being put out by Samsung - note that Samsung sponsored the video but the reviewer acknowledges this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Piteu5gyKq0
Peter Jackson has turned the Beatles into waxworks! A.I. denoising, reducing the Beatles to amorphous blobs! (Not that bad, but still terrible IMO. ) I am considering if I should try to put it through film emulation once it comes out to maybe make it a bit more watchable?