Samsung DNIe billedforbedring

Der er noget jeg ikke forstår hvad gør det dynamic dimming godt for? og hvorfor så fjerne det?hvad er det som i ikke kan bruge ved det? er der ikke nogen der kan give et bud?

kallek

Ja det er da til at forstå,men hvorfor har de så lavet et system der er så dårligt så de fleste ikke vil bruge det.Det virker da ikke særligt smart af en af de største LCD fimaer i verden.har de ikke selv set tv på deres egne skærmepå mig lyder det da underligt?

kallek

Fandt lige dette indlæg på et engelsk forum om hvorfor man bør slå dynamisk kontrast fra.

To put it short, Dynamic Contrast (at least in the old models, not sure about the new R7x series which i still haven't seen in action) gets rid of a lot if not all details in dark areas by making them totally black and give the impression that blacks are darker, when in fact they aren't. The same happens on the other end, with the whites. In practice, it makes things that aren't black, look totally black, and things that aren't white, look totally white.
That gives the impression that the contrast is much higher, but in fact it just erases detail which lots of people like.

The fact is that as long as you spend 2 minutes tweaking the brightness/contrast settings, you can get blacks that are just as black as with Dynamic Contrast ON, and still retain detail that is lost when it's ON.

For an example, look at some brunette's hair on TV. With Dynamic Contrast ON, it will most probably look totally black, with no detail whatsoever, with it OFF you will see the detail in her hair. Things that aren't black shouldn't be black, and what Dynamic Contrast does is just that, just to give more of a WOW effect.

Turn it OFF, change the brightness/contrast a little bit so that blacks are black, and look at how much detail you were missing out when the feature was ON.

If you then prefer it when it was ON, then that's fine, in the end it's your TV and your eyes, if you prefer it like that, we can't tell you what to do. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! All we can say is that you get more detail when the feature is OFF.


DNIe  is totally different and is needed in order to make the images better as it handles, among other things, motion, colour and sharpness and i think it does a good job.