@@p4ul.f708 This video from Digital Trends doesn't present any graph information, but rather just an impression of the colors. The grays though on the LG CX OLED TV... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lWhtaISNMqk.html
This looks great on my OnePlus 7 Pro, but no words can describe how awesome it is on a "120 8k Elunevision screen, being projected by an Optoma Cinemax P2. Absolutely stunning...
The black levels on my QLED Samsung are on par with my OLED tv. Much better picture on the QLED due to increased contrast, and without the worry of burn in, which no matter what people tell you, will occur over time on an OLED tv.
I am watching this with the samsung a31 and its so colorful... use this video if you want to show the display during the review of your phone or something
I wish I heard pitch talk for this vid: "and then some trees, but most of them will actually be broccoli, then zoom out and we are on a turtle and there a a lot of them flying through the sky..." xD
@@Seroxm13 Its marketing to make the resolution sound more appealing to the customer. But 4k no matter what is still 4 times the pixels than 1080p 8K is 7680x4320 and even with those weird numbers its still 4 times the resolution of 4k. You welcome :)
' nice pretty color TV... that is a computer animation edit video program with bad blur focus... but the videocamera is a problem with bad blur focus - depth of field
