DarOLED
Novice Member
Hello,
please, help me
Now I have 65FZ800. My problem - HDR 4K Netflix. Picture in mode HD and 4K without HDR is very good. In HDR 4K Netflix I see a lot of problems with motion. Nobody write about this problems here.
I want give this TV another person who doesn't watch Netflix and buy another.
Will my problem disappear after switching to LG C9 or Sony AG8?
I Have Soundbar with Atmos - Samsung Q80R, Is this a visible difference?
I'm afraid HD in LG will be worse than Panasonic and Sony.
In my country they cost the same, Sony (AG8), LG(C9) and Panasonic (GZ950), difference 50-100 EURO.
The picture HD LG in shop look like worse quality?
Thank you for your help
I think about GZ950/GZ2000 but...
This is my problems, there write about it:
"Having said that, we think it is important to add that there are situations where it can be an advantage to make the picture appear sharper in motion. Such as sports. Furthermore, displays with ultra-low response time, like OLED, "suffer" from an effect that can best be described as the 'stroboscope effect'. It is quite simple actually. With low frame rate video (24p), especially in scenes with fast motion and bright images, the ultra-low response time can lead to a stroboscope-like effect. Perhaps controversially, I personally prefer to have a little compensation added to these situations to avoid this effect, but unfortunately not all motion systems are up to the task. Panasonic's IFC (Intelligent Frame Creation) motion system is decent at its lowest setting, and the bit of stutter that you may encounter can be removed by either manual adjustment or by using the 'Minimum' option. Unfortunately, this introduces a different type mild stutter in the form of random insertion of an extra frame, which makes the image occasionally appear still for a split second"
They write this about FZ800:
Switching our attention to SDR video (SD, HD, and 4K), FZ800 does a commendable job. Last year, we complained about occasional stutter in motion but it appears to have been fixed completely on FZ800 if you remember to deactivate Panasonic’s motion system IFC (Intelligent Frame Creation). However, with IFC deactivated we encountered the issue with OLED panels’ ultra-low response time, which is so fast that it has a tendency to make motion in video shot at low frame rates (such as 24Hz movies) appear stroboscope-like during bright scenes. If you prefer to have IFC activated, we would recommend that you select the personal profile and stay below 3-4 to avoid introducing motion artefacts. However, you will need to endure occasional stutter so it is not a perfect solution. Without IFC, motion resolution drops somewhat and it comparable to last year’s model, and not as good as Sony A8F and LG C8 (even with IFC activated)
please, help me
Now I have 65FZ800. My problem - HDR 4K Netflix. Picture in mode HD and 4K without HDR is very good. In HDR 4K Netflix I see a lot of problems with motion. Nobody write about this problems here.
I want give this TV another person who doesn't watch Netflix and buy another.
Will my problem disappear after switching to LG C9 or Sony AG8?
I Have Soundbar with Atmos - Samsung Q80R, Is this a visible difference?
I'm afraid HD in LG will be worse than Panasonic and Sony.
In my country they cost the same, Sony (AG8), LG(C9) and Panasonic (GZ950), difference 50-100 EURO.
The picture HD LG in shop look like worse quality?
Thank you for your help
I think about GZ950/GZ2000 but...
This is my problems, there write about it:
Panasonic GZ2000 review
Panasonic's new flagship TV with a customized OLED panel. Can GZ2000 set new standards for picture quality?
www.flatpanelshd.com
They write this about FZ800:
Switching our attention to SDR video (SD, HD, and 4K), FZ800 does a commendable job. Last year, we complained about occasional stutter in motion but it appears to have been fixed completely on FZ800 if you remember to deactivate Panasonic’s motion system IFC (Intelligent Frame Creation). However, with IFC deactivated we encountered the issue with OLED panels’ ultra-low response time, which is so fast that it has a tendency to make motion in video shot at low frame rates (such as 24Hz movies) appear stroboscope-like during bright scenes. If you prefer to have IFC activated, we would recommend that you select the personal profile and stay below 3-4 to avoid introducing motion artefacts. However, you will need to endure occasional stutter so it is not a perfect solution. Without IFC, motion resolution drops somewhat and it comparable to last year’s model, and not as good as Sony A8F and LG C8 (even with IFC activated)