Sony BVM-HX310: The First LCD I've Reviewed That Can Rival OLED!
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- We review Sony's new BVM-HX310 professional mastering monitor, which is the replacement for the Japanese brand's now-discontinued X300 reference OLED monitor.
We found the Sony HX310 to be the first LCD display we've tested that can compete with OLED on picture quality, thanks to dual-layer LCD or light-modulating cell layer (LMCL) technology. List price is at least £30,000.
We understand that the Hisense U9 and the upcoming Apple Pro Display XDR 6K monitor will also be using dual-layer LCD technology, although not the exact same one found on the BVM-HX310.
Footages at 2:15 and 2:52 are blurry due to wide lens aperture used to capture dark detail.
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Everyone who watched this video was hypnotized to go out and buy Sushi.
JTB wassssabi
I was just about to complain in the comments that I ordered sushi just because of wathing it ;)
Maybe it's just me but the endlessly repeating 45 second clip over 13+ minutes was annoying as hell.
No, I'm going to make my own.
I am so frustrated the chef did not slice that long sushi.
"...but at least you get the stand included in the price"
haha, nice burn on apple
Apple should've put 4700 USD pricetag on the monitor and 300 on the stand and everyone would be happy
Fire the marketing team. Put them together and give one price. What is the point of telling everyone the price of the stand, to show the price is equivalent to the quality of the product? Well, if so, then it backfired in their face
lol wut? This monitor costs fuckin £30,000 and Apple monitor costs $6000
Shots fired to Apple
@@IamUzyf Apples monitor is a peace of shit compared to this.
I watched this after vincent slammed the pro display xdr, which didnt have dual layer lcd. Panasonic panels tech are really impressive.
B007 I thought it also had dual layer lcd plus the 576 local dimming zones ... are you sure ?
B007 that’s why they are both quoted as having a static contrast ratio of 1000000/1? But judging from the video, the results looked bad in dark scenes
@@georgeblackbeard5528It's not dual layer.
Dual-Layer LCD - now you got my attention.
Nits level is the downfall of dual layer LCD. It only gets a peak nits brightness of 1000 nits, lot's of 4k blu ray discs are mastered at 4000 nits and some even 10,000 nits. Even though these extreme bright scenes usually only last a few seconds at a time the higher the nits the more immersive to the viewer.
For the least blooming in a LCD the Sony mastering monitor is the best. But the low nits level is a major negative. MicroLed is the future - Black's as good as OLED no burn in and nits levels 4000+, zero blooming. But will 5 or more year's until they are available to buy at prices like the current flagship LCD and OLED tv's.
@Od1sseas correct also MicroLed tv's have a much longer shelf life than OLED which can begin to deteriorate after only 2 or 3 year's.
@@C--A Nothing gets currently mastered to 10K nits. Only very few movies are mastered to 4K nits as there are just few units of Dolby monitors capable of doing so.
@@SOMEONE-ME Untrue buddy as Blade Runner (only the US disc) has a 10,000nits container. Was likely mastered on the Dolby 10,000 nit mastering monitor that came out before the disc released.
@@SOMEONE-ME actually, Games in HDR are very often "mastered" in 10k nits. So for gamers it could be very relevant.
Up to 330 watts for a 31" monitor ... that's insane!
because of brightness, basically projector behind the screen
@@IamUzyf LCD reduces light output, Dual layer LCD reduces light output exponentially more, which is why this is using so much power.
SiriusXification ? I watched the video, why are you telling me this?
You think is good for Call of Duty warzone
...dual layer LCD sounds a lot like TCL's future flagship implementation.
Excellent Presentation!
And Hisense as presented in CES 2019. The same concept !
Yeah, Hisense was showing off something like this earlier this year, but they were saying the second LCD layer was only 2K and they were still trying to get it to 4K.
Actually, it sounds a lot like Dolby's Dolby Pulsar 4000 nit 1080p HDR color grading monitor, and Flanders Scientific FSXM310 3000 nit color grading monitor. Even Panasonic had one in development before TCL announced. Its an old idea, thats now gaining traction after Dolby inteoduced the tech again with the Pulsar.
@@TheCrucialQ Vincent Theo said on this video that Sony is using a Panasonic panel on this professional monitor ! :)
@@AltimaNEO They released a product! U9E in China, ULED XD coming to the states in 2020
Just stopping by to say thanks again for your LG C9 review. It pushed me over the edge to getting one. Absolutely amazing TV and gaming heaven. And the stand was included :)
You the man, Vince.
What size do you have?
@v cam
That is not very tall to be honest. A baby would be taller than that.
Got mine on its way as we speak really glad to hear it's truly the best TV of the year as replacing my b6p from 3 years ago felt almost pointless unless it was a true upgrade.
I have a 2080ti so this is definitely going to have its advantages.
1440p 120hz gaming now - check
4k 120hz gaming in the future with my next gpu upgrade - check
I'm super pumped!
Nice to hear. Still waiting to pull the trigger myself (not in a humongous hurry, have a B7 already), they have promised to include HDMI 2.1 support via firmware update once devices capable of outputting that come available, but I've been burned before, and want to see them actually follow up on it. So first HDMI 2.1 GPUs need to come out, then they need to actually update the C9 to HDMI 2.1. =)
@Freeze Peach/videos/videos I've been using an LG B7 for a bit over two years now as my primary monitor (flanked by smaller IPS displays for productivity reasons), and on the whole it has been stellar. I would definitely give my personal recommendation to OLEDs for gaming purposes. The input lag is great (though not top tier, 9-series has effectively solved this), the pixel response times are better than any other display technology, the viewing angles are superb (which makes a difference when you have a big TV close up for high FOV gaming, especially racing games and flying sims), and of course the perfect blacks can't at the moment be matched by anything. The only things that I'd want to improve would be even lower input lag, and support for 4K @ 120 Hz (it supports 1080p @ 120 Hz, which is tasty smooth, but not really high res). LG's 9-series TVs have already brought the input lag down, and at least their tech support claims that they will be updating them to support 4K@120Hz via HDMI 2.1 once GPUs that use it come out to market.
I have also tried other stuff in the meanwhile, but nothing could remotely compare in the "I want a really big screen to game on" space. The top of the line Samsung QLEDs came the closest (and allowed 4K@120Hz via 4:2:0 chroma subsampling), but:
-The viewing angles are garbage by comparison, heavy vignetting on all sides, unusable on desktop, gaming was so-so.
-The local dimming just isn't up to snuff. The areas are too big, creating very noticeable blooming or loss of bright highlights (depending on setting), the black levels are horrid in the areas with the backlight on, and it can't manage to keep the brightness of specific areas constant, even when they're supposed to be, instead pumping their brightness either up or down with the rest of the screen, depending on settings.
I will admit though that sofa distance media consumption and gaming worked quite nicely, and the high peak brightness of the HDR was nice, but I'd still take the inky blacks and higher contrast of OLEDs any day. And the OLEDs are cheaper too.
If you're looking for something smaller than 40 inches, then go ahead and get something else, but if you want BIG screen gaming, at the moment at least I know of nothing that can compare to OLED. The only thing they do worse is peak brightness, everything else has been in my experience superior.
Honestly, I don't expect miniLED to come soon enough to really start worrying about at this point. The dual layer LCDs though seem like a really good way to go economically (basically existing tech) and the capabilities are great.
love the 1980s look with all the dials on the front
I believe this is what Eizo does on their flagship mastering monitor as well. I really hope this tech becomes more affordable some day...
Exactly the same technology.
@@filippochiesa201 Exactly same panel from Panasonic (and EIZO may actually use better driver for the panel as they're masters in this area).
I absolutely love the design of this monitor, it looks like the old bvm crts with all the functions on buttons or potentiometers
Funny, that's why it's a BVM!
This is why LCD will never die. It just keeps improving every time.
I'm sure they all said that bout CRTs :) Improved and cheaper OLED or some other self emmisive technology that's not to expensive will kill LCD for good.
Your choice of wording in an absolute sense doesn't make LCD tech any less flawed than it is.
So they improved contrast at the expense of, at the least, worse viewing angles and efficiency.
Sure, for a mastering monitor those are acceptable trade-offs, for now, but, to your point, LCD tech isn't getting that much better for consumer products except for the development of MiniLED backlights as a stepping stone to MicroLED tech.
dsoprano13 MicroLED and CLED is the future.
That's the thing, ppl are always predicting what's next. I'm sure plasma was predicted to be next at some point, where is it now. What LCD doesn't make up for in picture quality, it makes up for in price and overall value. LCD always has a trick left up it's sleeves.
dsoprano13 Maybe that is what is holding back LCD technology. They need to engineer out the sleeves. Simple. Why the F*** would you put sleeves on a T.V. The tricks should be in the processor or in GPU not in sleeves. I say, keep sleeves for shirts and jackets.
I need some sushi after watching this...I know I'm gonna wake up in the middle of the night screaming "WASABI"
SHASHIMI
Lmao. Good one
Sore wa oishi-sō
I was thinking of going out to eat now I am definitely going out to eat. My belly is already rumbling.
Which is why Hisense ULED XD tv's in 2020 will make its name with a affordable 65 inch tv.
But who owns the IP that is the real question.
Wow!
I remember watching CES 2019 where HiSense showed off "ULED" which I believe uses a similar tech. Would be interesting to see the two compared
I love this. I've been out of the business for a while, so it is wonderful to have someone like HDTVTest to walk me through the latest developments. I'm so impressed. Has to be the best television man on the net, and for added value, he is entertaining as well.
The off angle viewing might be a dealbreaker for a large TV, but this technology just simply ideal for high end PC monitors... which this pretty much is... just need it to be affordable.
Haha, Vincent starts talking about his insurance and the 30 grand monitor in his front room, and my eyes started scanning the lock hardware on his front door in the background over his shoulder.
lol
So LCD technology isn't dead after all great to hear there is still a future for it !! Great video again .
WTF? It never was close to being dead. LCD will be around for at least 2 decades.
Impossible if this suck 300 Watt then imagine 80 inch ? 900 Watt 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 plasmas died becouse of Energy consum.
@@LEMON48 No, plasma died mainly because of people's ignorance.
@Getafix Faster micro Led become avialable then dual layer things.
@@randysalsman6992 very true, my panasonic vt65 is still a great tv these days. Most people like you said are ignorant and just looked at how bright the LCD TV's looked in the shop and bought them on that basis only.
Personally i would never buy an LCD TV.
It'll be interesting to see if Dual Layed LCD or or MiniLED becomes the next popular trend in backlighting.
It turned out to be MiniLED
Your voice really needs to be an option on AI assistants. That would make everybody's day that much better.
Did Vincent make any jokes?
I couldn't tell.
This whole video was his joke.
He did the one "I can't believe it's butter" in the beginning
"at least the stand was included for this price" apple burn.
he smiled once...
"At least you get the stand in the packcage" 🤣
Why does this TV look like something my mom had in 1997?
If i remember correctly its a reference monitor that you would use on film sets and live TV studios to make sure you can see exactly what the camera is seeing so everything you broadcast is perfect. This is important because unless your getting the best picture you dont know if people are getting the same picture with sets that could potentially be better than yours if you were using a lesser monitor.
@@holyravioli5795 I think he meant the design.
@@hahaiseewhatyouredoing9086 Ok.
Since its in a studio it doesn't have to look fancy.
@@holyravioli5795 I think it's aimed for better durability, also for better control since with those buttons you don't have to deep digging through menus (Sony's bad camera UI come to mind).
I have a BVM-20G1E from 90s and it has the exact same buttons and knobs. It's part of their design
Would love this as a PC monitor!
Or for gaming
Nice display! Maybe for consumer user, if they also included zone dimming in the backlight they could save enough power to keep the regulators happy.
Yeah, coz we can all afford a ridiculously expensive Grade A monitor to watch TV on!
@@gregbailey45 I'd certainly consider picking one up used in like 10-15 years from now, much like the Trinitron KVHR36M31 that I own right now.
Funny comment about the stand! “At least you get the stand included in the price”
jab at apple
I need a PC monitor with this tech.
You can use it as one. It has an HDMI input, or you could use an HDMI to SDI converter.
Useful reviews, thanks a lot. After I saw the 310 in the IBC, I have the same conclusions.
A joy to watch as always, Vincent, thank you!
I really hope you'll make an Apple Pro XDR Display review in the next months.
Hell yes he did
He kicked the ass of that 'pro' display.
the Algorithm just showed me this Channel - one of the times it worked!
excellent content. this is the sort of geek stuff i look for.
owhh man an Ultra wide gaming monitor with this tech gonna be amazing.
Linus: let's water cool a monitor -_-
I wonder how the BVM-X310 and X300 compared to the BVM-D24 for SDR viewing. I think at least on motion the CRT will still win from the OLED's.
Thank you! Keep up the good work!
At the end you touched on a subject that IMHO should get more attention: power efficiency. I would love to hear you discussing power efficiency in addition to all the picture quality metrics of TVs. While dual-layer LCD gives you a great contrast, I wouldn't be surprised if it blocks more light even if you want a pixel to be very bright. Maybe some clever combination of uLED back light with local dimming and dual-layer LCD gives you the best of everything including power efficiency (excluding price).
Do you know how a "normal" QLED with FALD compares with OLED with respect to power efficiency?
Beautiful panel. Great video as always Vincent.
Dual layer LCD is the future. Then we won't ever have to worry about burn-in.
So does MicroLED. Kinda doubt that Dual layer LCD will be the future for consumer products...
@@Raja995mh33 MicroLED fabrication is still very expensive. Also why would Sony use dual-layer LCD instead of microLED in their flagship monitor if microLED was truly better?
The Lord35 I never said it is ready or not expensive. You said "Dual layer LCD is the futrue" while its most likely not the case because in this "future" there will be MicroLED.
Wonder if a more consumer friendly version could be produced using a lower resolution monochrome layer. Instead of a 4K layer a simple 1366x768 layer could be used. It would still give the equivalent of close to a million local dimming zones while keeping power in check.
At 335w for a 31" monitor, it looks like dual layer LCD is going to need to have pretty drastic ABL to be a consumer product. Looks like it needs a very bright backlight to get through 2 layers.
LCD panels, even when in the ON state, block around 50% of all incoming light. Its horribly inefficient but you avoid the risk of burn-in. That thing must have like at least 300w of LEDs
you don't need ABL for an LCD! If you want to save money, buy a cheap monitor.
I don't understand any of these jargons but I'm hooked.
I've tested the last years generation of Samsung Qled and LG Oled models yesterday in the store. I watched several 4k videos on the youtube app to compare them. However I've noticed strong screentearing and artifacts/Noise when ever something was happening fast. I guess it's the reason why all test videos for current TVs are shown in slow motion.
Can you shed light on the screentearing and artifacts? I don't get any of these issues on my monitorat home
Might be a crappy motion smoothing algorithm on by default. First thing I do on any tv is turn that off
@@rio-kt7ut That's it.
This guy is the Doug Demuro of TV displays.
my 3 year 4 months old bravia tv's(32W562D) panel got damaged....getting some horizontal lines at the bottom..now it has to be replaced...technician came and said a panel has a lifespan of 3-4 years...it's a fhd tv...costed me around 530 usd...and now i'm again paying another 180 usd to get the new panel installed...
I mean dude come on that's not bad at all really there def not screwing you over
@@kiethward230 so 3-4 year lifespan is ok, right sony fanboy? Meanwhile my lg and Samsung are going strong with 5 years and 8 years respectively. LOL.
What about self-emitting Quantum Dots though? I think that's the most promising technology. Self emitting, inorganic, no ABL(?).
I know there's no real iteration of it right now but, on paper, it sounds astounding.
Love coming back to comments like this and seeing how accurate some peoples ideas are about the future. You’re absolutely spot on brother, well done. Not sure if you’re still a frequent viewer of the channel, but I’d recommend checking out the video containing a group of industry professionals comparing and voting on the best overall TV of 2022. You’d be happy to see QD-OLED is indeed the winner. Not to mention, Sony was behind it as well.
Hopefully you stumble upon this and I’ll be here to reach out to you in another 3 years! lol
@@Jake_34 QD-OLED are yet another different type of implementation of Quantum Dots.
In my previous comment I was referring to self emitting Quantum Dots, as opposed to QD-OLED, in which the light is emitted by OLED elements - blue light, specifically - and then converted into the other two primaries by QD elements. Instead, self emitting Quantum Dots do not need an external source of light. When excited with electricity, each QD element emits light in a specific wavelength. It's an inorganic equivalent of an OLED display, to put it very simply. There's been some prototype shown at various conferences and it sounds very promising, if they can scale the production and reach sufficient brightness for HDR implementations.
Dam, after this video I went straight for the sushi menus on my uber app...
I hope this is where reference tech goes overall. So tired of oled near black and metemerism issues. LCD backlights can offer much more universal perception spectral bandwidth.
Great review as always Vincent. Screen is phenomenal, but thats why its called a reference screen. Beautiful
Hey nice video. Can I ask where you got the Starfield footage from? I'd like to test this. Next month we ll get the Canon DP-V3120 for testing and Id like to test
if I get any blooming, since it only uses 1 layer.
I think he mentioned the movie...
Its a BVM what do we expect? Its really supposed to be super quality grade than the consumer models. Even the retro gamers prefer to use SONY's PVM or BVM for retro gaming.
PVM is cheaper at half the price!
I will wait for this technology to become cheaper and make its way to consumer monitors.
And I will wait for Microled...
Sony create MicroLED for consumer versions
gGREAT VIDEO THANKS
yaaa SONY . keep to be GREAT
That's why i cant wait for TCL TV New concept. Interesting match
The power consumption is pretty crazy on this unit, 330 watts. My 42" Plasma hits around 400 watts oh bright scenes. The viewer is right the dual layer LCD blocks out more light so much brighter LEDs or more of them.
😁 Guess I'll start here! (checking out panels available) Oops 3 years old! (Aha dual layer LCD - Cool... OK Now I'm gonna watch your 'experts pick best TV 2022.'.Can't wait)!! Also sorry about all the comments, too much!
I love the idea I can dry my hair whilst watching TV, far more energy efficient. Oh I think your humour is pixelgreat
Now throw it on a 75" panel and we are good👍also charge maybe $5,000! Great job Vincent!
Thanks for the cooking demo in the background I am so hungry now
man this would be great to buy in 10-15 years
Small correction: Apple's Pro Display XDR is NOT dual layer LCD.
OMG the *bleep* was glorious!
At 10:45 you mention the chroma bandwith pattern from the Spears and Munsil test disc. Is it really a good idea to test chroma subsampling with a native 4:2:0 source ? All you get from a player is upsampled chroma and I don't know think it's the best idea to test chroma handling based on this. A native 4:4:4 chroma test pattern would make more sense. The BVM OLEDs so far had no problems displaying full 4:4:4 chroma resolution, so I guess the HX310 won't be any different in this regard.
Does make me wonder if microLED will also eventually use a monochrome layer as well just to reduce bloom around single pixels in front of the glass or plastic outer layer.
Impressive man great review
what. an. amazing. reviewer.
Agree!I never forget my first love at all.
Kind of surprised they didn't use quantum dots. Especially for long-term use. slow reaction time for phosphor according to nanosys. what's the rec 2020 coverage? Awesome technology with the dual-layer LCD though. Thanks Vincent for all your hard work and awesome videos.
Galaxy S9 not everyone has quantum dots. if you are making a master monitor it has to be as “tech neutral” as possible.
@@MichelleAlexandria-EM exactly if you had quantum dots you would have the most coverage for every available color gamut, and color volume
@@MichelleAlexandria-EM😂
Vincent but it’s more than 30 THOUSAND POUNDS! And it’s tiny!!!
You're paying for the color accuracy and reproduction. It's a mastering monitor, after all.
Its for Desktop or UpClose on a C-Stand. 31" is the optimal screen size for such use case. When the monitor is arm's length away it can't be too big or it goes out of your sharp vision field.
Great video
Thanks! Review Canon's pro monitor DP-V3120. Canon says 2,000 nits full screen. C&P "it deploys highly efficient LEDs with a precise LED control algorithm and advanced image processing to deliver a minimum black of 0.001 cd/m². All of which works out to a fairly astounding 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio for accurate reproduction of shadow details and bright highlights"
Hi Vincent! Would love to see a review of the Eizo CG3146 monitor. How does it stack up to the Sony BVM-HX310 considering they both share the same dual-layer panel from Panasonic?
Thanks Vincent. Which reference monitor with HDR would you recommend under $40k -30k ? Thank you
Awesome review, thank you so much! I just can't wait to buy one to play my Atari 2600 games with full quality!!!
News sources, such as MSNBC, CNN and CNBC, continue to be hazardous to OLED as well as video gamers. I just wish that the US FCC would initiate a program to require that provider of graphic generator hardware, like Chyron in particular, be required to certify that their products can be used in a manner that will not cause pattern burn. The FCC has the obligation to protect owners of receiving equipment from signal material that has potential for wreaking severe damage to video display!
Louis Carliner or the fcc should outlaw permanent logos. and force these companies to cycle them on and off. I mean these annoying channel logos is fairly new. Like in the last decade. Before that channels didn’t have onscreen logos at all.
Michelle Alexandria I also would like a requirement that stations or channels using Id watermarking be required to continue to use the on commercial breaks. This be be a much appreciated convenience for travelers staying at hotels attempting to find their favorite channels when decent channel guides or listings are not available. It also could be useful for those being paid to verify carriage of commercials that they are being billed for to the company or agency responsible for the commercial.
When you have to ask content creators to change their content to prevent damaging your TV, your TV is based upon technology that is not viable. The burn-in problem and the lack of brightness are precisely why I went with a Sony X930E instead of an OLED. OLED is great for what it’s best at, but it’s lack of brightness is a major drawback that seriously restricts it’s HDR impact. If you want that “looking through a picture window” effect, the only technology that can deliver it is a high-nit LCD.
And burn-in is just unacceptable, period. I had one of the early CRT-based Mitsubishi HD TVs, and managing burn-in became like a second job. It was not fun, and despite my best efforts all of the channel logos and tickers eventually took their toll anyway; it was unavoidable. No modern display technology should require its owner to baby it to avoid damage, simply from watching the “wrong” programming. OLED TVs are essentially very expensive disposable items, because they simply won’t last.
Even past generation LCD screens could be subject to pattern burn, but much later in the life cycle but at far less intensity than CRT based projection models. It unfortunate that some cable channels can be a threat to past and present technologies, like plasma, CRT, and OLED.
Huh, I've had the LG B7 for two years now, and I mainly play video games on it, but no burn-in. I really don't think burn-in is as big of an issue as people make it out to be. The newer models should be even better than my B7 when it comes to burn-in.
Why don't we have this technology on consumer TVs? OLED is nice until it isn't. I'd buy a TV with this technology in a heartbeat!
Hisense U9E is what you're looking for. 65-inch available in China for $2500.
This is outstanding really
the sensei of all monitor.....
Wild, i know reference speakers are a thing.. but a reference display.. crazy $20,000
Great video! Will you be testing the new apple display when it comes out? Would be nice to compare it with this Sony.
I am sure it's possible tu put 2 layers of Ips panel and manage with one graphic card.Just need 2 tvs. Even no need local dimming.
I’m curious how the Apple XDR monitor compares to this. It’s expensive for consumer, but a fraction of the price of a professional display, and the specs are very impressive. I hope you have a chance to check it out!
The Apple XDR is locally dimmed, not dual-layered. It's got 576 zones instead of being pixel-by-pixel light modulated.
He did a video comparing the two.
Long story short; it wasn't "pro" enough for professional work.
i wonder how bright and power comsumtion those led backlighting is, considered it can penetrate 2 layer of lcd's and still generate 1000nit.
Geez, I got craving for sushi after this reivew :P
Very promising indeed. However, they might just end up also using aggressive ABL just like OLED to keep that power consumption down.
That guy is making a lot of sushi!
That tuna looks so good.
Very hard to get sashimi grade tuna where I live☹️
The Matrix looked horrible blue in Oled and nice and white in dual layer LCD !
So we will all go back to dual layer LCD tv after Oled ?
I would if this gets on the market ,but will it ?
Hi Vincent. Great videos! Can you do a review for the Sony PVM-X3200 vs HX310 and compare standard SDR broadcast video (1080i50) and HDR broadcast video (1080p50 HLG)? We have the X3200 in our facilities but there's a strange motion blur which they called "after image" with interlaced video. Can you figure out what is wrong this monitor? Tnx
Great Review. I have a question and a problem. I'm triying to calibrate the Sony BVM HX310 in Rec 2020 ST 2084, 1000 nits. I have no problema doing it in BVM-x300, but this monitors have differents displays as you know.
My problema is that in BVM HX310 i can't get 1000 nits as my maximum peak white level... i'm getting 900 nits.
Any comments or help for resolve that?
Really thanks to all!
Apple XDR display isn't a dual layer display. It's miniLED FALD one.
As one off the only tester i know having an reference monitor, can you sometime make a video about metrism? Because 8
I have the sony x95l and after calibration with spectrometer it looks to blueish compare to my iphone wich look greenish and i don t know wich is more correct...
Will you be testing the Philips 65in 8804 2019 TV
@12:11 I thought ips lcd panels could suffer from burn-in.
Yes i confirm
Question. Should I update my Q9fn
LOL
Haha up to you some are scared to and to be honest if there isnt anything important look up what the update is for if it isnt anything you want then dont do it
@Raios Rogue >sameshit >good
LOL
@Raios Rogue No, it's not www.valueelectronics.com/uploads/2018_VE_TV_Shootout_Results.pdf
@Raios Rogue wtf dude! You pissed of all the sony fanboys here. Watch out. Even if Samsung makes the LCD tv look better than an OLED people around here aren't gonna praise it. They are paid sony fanboys lol.
Well, I think I’ll go ahead and order a Sony Crystal display which my rep told me was available in “any size. Maybe they throw in the mastering monitor for free? Seriously, considering Christie digital micro LED and Sony panels.
I had no idea that I would learn how to make sushi while watching this video.
This has me intrigued for how well Apples new XDR display will stack up with reference monitors.
It simply will not stack up. It will probably be a good consumer display.
He bashed the 'pro' display. Search YT.
best tv reviewer ever , mancs the drummer says so lol.
hi...can you pls make a review of Sony 65XF8505?also can you pls say how to calibrate it? tnx for all your Great videos:)
4:00 -- Oops :D Apple XDR isn't dual layer LCD.
Pretty fucking cool nice to see this for LCD led TVs but the black levels are not as good but it is nice and great but I will say at least we know Sony could still make outstanding lcd led TVs they need to start again for consumers I would love to see an LCD led TV like the 900 series they had but even better then that would be nice but that type of image was so appealing to me the stars actually looked more punchy then the oled as crazy as that is and this proves there is more to contrast then people think great video this thing looks outstanding just like the OLED reference monitor
Very good Sony. Amazing monitor.
Great Knife-Review Channel!
I really need a sharp knife to cut my sushi.