- WHAT ARE THE BEST 3D GLASSES FOR SONY BRAVIA HOW TO
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When we looked at 480p content displayed on the, the screen loses 2% on all sides due to overscan, an unfortunate but frequent occurrence.
WHAT ARE THE BEST 3D GLASSES FOR SONY BRAVIA HOW TO
It's up to the TV's internal processing to figure out how to take that content and fit it to the screen. The has a native 1080p (1920 x 1080) resolution, but most of the content you'll be feeding the TV will probably be of a lower resolution. More on how we test 3:2 pulldown and 24fps. It's not a huge problem, but we're surprised that the had any trouble at all. No such luck here, as the TV continued to flicker no matter what features we enabled. In most of the other Sonys we've reviewed recently, we simply located the Film Mode setting and played around with the options. We noticed that certain high contrast, high frequency patterns created Moire and flickering. The did show some problems with native 24fps content, like to what you'd get from a Blu-Ray movie. If you enable MotionFlow here, the picture becomes overly crisp and, welll. However, film-based content (or video shot to look like film) is meant to have a certain blurriness.
To its credit, the MotionFlow feature does a great job of smoothing out the judder and fine detail loss you would otherwise experience if the feature was off. The TV may be missing out on some of the finer gradations, but overall this is a good performance. The 's performance was about 2.63, which is steeper than ideal. This is common in most TVs, so the Sony really isn't that bad.įinally, we're looking at the slope of the curve. This area represents the shadows, and we can tell that for the very darkest shadows, the can't make out any detail. In the lower left portion, we see that the line goes flat for a short stretch. Fortunately, the 's line in almost perfectly smooth. Bumps in the line would indicate areas where we might see banding. In the graph below, first we're looking at the smoothness of the line. The greyscale gamma test tells us how well a TV transitions from black to white within the greyscale. However, it means that More on how we test white falloff. The benefit of such technology is that the panel can be manufactured to be remarkably thin.
The has an LED-edgelit screen, which means the illuminating elements are arranged in a perimeter around the edge of the screen.
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