Sony a90k 42 movies and anime

[tom1828]

Hey guys

 

Appreciate oleds have issues due to the pixels responding too fast

 

Does anyone have experience with this TV for movies and anime

 

How is the motion?

Hear sony is the best in this regard

 

Any issues during slow pans or when the action gets frantic? Thankyou

[Blue4130]

2 hours ago, tom1828 said:

Appreciate oleds have issues due to the pixels responding too fast

Pixels reponding too fast? That isn't a thing.

[tom1828]

16 hours ago, Blue4130 said:

Pixels reponding too fast? That isn't a thing.

Thankyou for your helpful message

They stutter due to near instantaneous response times

Better?

[saintlouisbagels]

21 hours ago, tom1828 said:

Appreciate oleds have issues due to the pixels responding too fast

2 hours ago, tom1828 said:

They stutter due to near instantaneous response times

Cite your sources.

You can overdrive an LCD panel which can cause inverse ghosting.

Aside from that, OLEDs are the best panels for pixel response.

 

21 hours ago, tom1828 said:

Any issues during slow pans or when the action gets frantic?

Movies are shot in 24fps, so you will get choppy pans no matter what.

You can enable motion smoothing "opera effect" if you don't like 24fps movies and 30fps television.

OLED panels have instantaneous pixel response... so frantic action is not a problem

[tom1828]

18 minutes ago, saintlouisbagels said:

Cite your sources.

You can overdrive an LCD panel which can cause inverse ghosting.

Aside from that, OLEDs are the best panels for pixel response.

 

Movies are shot in 24fps, so you will get choppy pans no matter what.

You can enable motion smoothing "opera effect" if you don't like 24fps movies and 30fps television.

OLED panels have instantaneous pixel response... so frantic action is not a problem

Appreciate the response thankyou

You would like a source of my message regarding response times?

Rtings for one

[Blue4130]

1 hour ago, tom1828 said:

Appreciate the response thankyou

You would like a source of my message regarding response times?

Rtings for one

The response time of the pixels isn't what causes stutter/jitter.

[tom1828]

1 hour ago, Blue4130 said:

The response time of the pixels isn't what causes stutter/jitter.

Taken straight from rtings

 

Stutter has an inverse relationship with the response time of the TV; the quicker the response time, the more stutter there is, while slower response time results in less stutter.

[Blue4130]

35 minutes ago, tom1828 said:

Taken straight from rtings

 

Stutter has an inverse relationship with the response time of the TV; the quicker the response time, the more stutter there is, while slower response time results in less stutter.

https://www.rtings.com/tv/tests/motion/24p

 

Also from rtings. When people mention stuttering, this is usually what they are refering to, and it has nothing to do with the pixels refreshing too fast.

[saintlouisbagels]

2 hours ago, tom1828 said:

Taken straight from rtings

 

Stutter has an inverse relationship with the response time of the TV; the quicker the response time, the more stutter there is, while slower response time results in less stutter.

Wow that is terrible phrasing.

 

Fast pixel response does not cause stuttering. It allows you to see the stuttering that is present in your content. 
If you’re watching 24fps content on a piece of shit TV, the horrible ghosting caused by the panel will mask the stuttering because it cannot keep up. Conversely it will look stuttery on the OLED because that’s how it is suppose to look.

 

If you play very fast content like a first person shooter, it will look gross and smeary on the shit TV, and it will look crystal clear on the OLED.

 

Let’s use an analogy.

You take a picture of an elderly person’s face with a 1MP Motorola Razr, and you take the same picture with a mirrorless camera + $3000 lens. The face is more wrinkly on the mirrorless camera. Naturally the final conclusion is that nice cameras cause wrinkles, right? Absolutely not.

[tom1828]

1 hour ago, saintlouisbagels said:

Wow that is terrible phrasing.

 

Fast pixel response does not cause stuttering. It allows you to see the stuttering that is present in your content. 
If you’re watching 24fps content on a piece of shit TV, the horrible ghosting caused by the panel will mask the stuttering because it cannot keep up. Conversely it will look stuttery on the OLED because that’s how it is suppose to look.

 

If you play very fast content like a first person shooter, it will look gross and smeary on the shit TV, and it will look crystal clear on the OLED.

 

Let’s use an analogy.

You take a picture of an elderly person’s face with a 1MP Motorola Razr, and you take the same picture with a mirrorless camera + $3000 lens. The face is more wrinkly on the mirrorless camera. Naturally the final conclusion is that nice cameras cause wrinkles, right? Absolutely not.

Thankyou very much

Appreciate the explanation