Sony Oled A1

Leeros esta review personal, porque parece un calco de lo que me pasó a mi buscando una OLED con un buen movimiento (yo pasé por la 65C6V, B6V y la 65ZD9, él pasó por la DX900, C6V y ZD9) y encima viene de un plasma (VT65, VT30 en mi caso), exactamente igual que yo. Encima es el chico de las fotos que os puse: https://www.avforums.com/user-review...ve-design.591/

Vaya pedazo de cámara se gasta el tipo, absolutamente bestial:







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Last year, I actually bought a Panasonic DX902, after being impressed with the image quality in a store demo. It had an audio fault and had to go back but I didn't get a replacement. Compared with my VT65 plasma, it had noticeable strengths particularly with bright studio scenes. It made me realise just how much ABL kicked in with the plasma to degrade the pop and contrast of bright scenes. Unfortunately, with darker scenes, the situation was reversed, with the VT65 looking significantly more contrasty. Added to this, the DX902 had a strange blurring and smearing, which I could see on a regular basis. Furthermore, halos were very apparent with bright objects.

I hoped that the ZD9 was going to be 'the one' when it was launched as I was itching to be able to watch 4k content. I went to see it on several occasions but was so disappointed. It seemed to have the same motion blurring that I saw on the DX902. I also went to see LG OLEDs but there seems to be some strange juddering going on.

After seeing early reviews of the new Sony OLED, I decided to go for it.

For anyone coming from plasma, I think it's the first TV that seems to be a substantial upgrade on all aspects of performance, with the additional benefit of Ultra HD.

The first thing I noticed was the brightness. Just like the DX902, it brings brightly lit studio scenes to life. I have not noticed the ABL kicking in. I now realise how much the VT65 has affected so many scenes with its ABL, robbing them of their 'pop'. For anyone worried about the light output, don't be.

I have not noticed any posterisation even on poor sources, which is another dramatic improvement over the VT65. I was worried that the OLED would make poor quality sources unwatchable based on reviews of LG OLEDs. Well it doesn't. Images look so clean and noise is not emphasised. It looks so much cleaner than my VT65.

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Yo sinceramente creo que los que hemos tenido muchos años un plasma, tu ojo se acostumbra a ese movimiento excelso, sin SOE, ni artefactos ni nada raro PERO sin el judder exagerado del S&H de las OLED/LED. Un movimiento muy natural -como el cine-, sin esos planos que parecen "estáticos", al menos mi ojo lo ve al segundo, pero instantáneo vaya. Y claro, cuando das el salto lo notas muy muy rápidamente; me alegro que con la Sony no ocurra para los que somos más sensibles Otra cosa es el tema ruido/macrobloques que hablábamos el otro día, que parece que todas las 2017 lo manejan mucho mejor, pero la A1 ahí por lo visto es la reina. Precisamente de eso hablaba el otro día que vino el "señor" Sceips y subieron capturas de La La Land con el ruido de fondo en la E6 que no existía en la A1. Lo mismo ocurre con una escena de Better Call Saul:

Iniciado por zAndy1

Better Call Saul on netflix s2 e5 from about 3 mins to the opening titles, how does it look on the A1 cos it looks bloody awful on my E6

Iniciado por mark800

Just watched it. Do you mean the dinner scene or the husband and wife talking in bed? Both looked superb. Beautifully lit and no noise. What's wrong with it from your perspective? Take a photo of what you don't like and then I'll find it and then take a photo

Recuerdo que ya subió la foto con anterioridad, no se si allí o en AVSF y efectivamente tenía un montón en la zona del negro.

Ya os lo diré el jueves

Un saludo!