Sony Oled A1

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Pues lo del QLED se lo han creído unos cuantos, luego dirán que el marketing no vende
Yo quiero ver sobre todo el tema del movimiento de la A1, que en la 910 de LG no me gusta nada de nada.
Si alguien tiene datos sobre eso que comente, que comente.

Yo mismo lo comenté más atrás, lo puedes ver por ti mismo en ECI, en el vídeo de digitalfernsehende o incluso en flatspanelhd lo comentan (y en la de Teoh en menor medida):

As mentioned, A1 lacks our Sony favorite "Clear" MotionFlow setting, which used to give us maximum motion resolution without introducing excessive artefacts, but it did so using scanning backlight, which isn’t available in A1. Using the MotionFlow setting "Personal" and adjusting "Smoothness" to about 3 (leave "Movie mode" on "Off" to avoid soap opera effects) we get a decent motion resolution, surpassing wthe capabilities of LG E6. Motion resolution is still not as good as on Sony LCDs, but A1 is setting the bar for OLED. We experienced no issues with motion in 4K, Full HD, or SD resolution.

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In the picture department OLED rises above anything else and A1 is no exception. Gray scales are reproduced with conviction and A1 manages to separate even the darkest tones. We measured a slight offset on colors and the lack of a CMS made it impossible for us to correct it. The OLED panel delivers peak brightness only slightly higher than last year’s models and placed side-by-side we suspect that few people would be able to spot the difference on a 100% white background. Where the A1 does move past LG’s E6 is in motion handling and image processing. Upscaling/motion is more convincing on A1 that builds on the same great motion engine that Sony also employed in Z9D and X93E.

También es la mejor TV en tema de gradaciones (banding) aquí coinciden todas las reviews. También la zona cercana al negro absoluto hay 0 macrobloques o ruido (también coinciden todas las reviews) y algo más de detalle en sombra. También es como si tuviera "más niveles de negro" entre el 0 absoluto y el siguiente, como comenta Teoh en la famosa escena de Di Caprio comparándola con la LG:



Luego hay más detalles pero eso ya depende del gusto, el HDR es más brillante porque hace clipping (a costa de perder detalles a partir de 700 nits) mientras que en LG es más oscura porque hace un tone-mapping (ahí depende de los gustos, yo prefiero brillo a detalle), el sistema de audio dicen que es una caña, Android TV, el diseño, etc., pero como digo ya son más detallitos. En mi caso la compro por el interpolador y el escalador que tiene. Mira lo del brillo en HDR (a costa de detalle, pero bueno, eso al gusto de cada uno):



También tienes muchos más datos en foros ingleses y americanos de gente que se ha pasado de las series 7 de OLED LG a la A1 por el movimiento (no estamos solos jeje) y todos muy contentos. Por ejemplo:

I had an LG 65B7 for a few weeks and I simply could not get the motion working correctly. On my new Sony, motion is just not an issue.

I obsessed for weeks constantly adjusting TruMotion on the LG without success and since I have had my A1E I have watched many hours of content from different sources and haven't thought about motion once. Life is good. [​IMG]

Dan

Fuente: https://www.avforums.com/threads/son...#post-25118395

Otro: http://www.avsforum.com/forum/index....ostid=53578457

http://www.avsforum.com/forum/40-ole...l#post53484306

Más:

I returned my 65B7 and picked up an A1E.

Wow, just wow. Even my wife noticed.

I left the MotionFlow on standard, which is the default and it looks just great! It is not just the motion that is better it's the color, clarity, everything. It's like my plasma but on steroids.

The only bad thing about the TV is the Android OS. Damn it is pokey at times. I had to pull the plug once when it completely locked up.

Thank you everyone for all the information you provided that helped me make the decision to get this wonderful TV.

Dan

http://www.avsforum.com/forum/40-ole...l#post53578457

- near black details a HUGE improvement compared to my B6 and I thought I had good shadow detail on my B6*

- no macroblocking or any other eye-sores near black, also a HUGE improvement

The above were the main reasons why I didn't buy a new 2016 model again, so this is really, really, pleasing to see this improvement to me**!

I simply can't understand how*rtings.com*can say that there are almost no differences between the 2016 and 2017 models??? That site ought to be shut-down...

- BFI on 60p Netflix and 24p Bluray is too flickery (too me), unfortunately

- The motion interpolation system is MUCH better than on my LG B6 (haven't tried BFI yet though)!

Tienes varias opiniones en AVSF/AVF y todas coinciden

Un saludo!