El hilo de la tecnología OLED

On the other hand, TV OLED panel shipments are growing 370,000 units, up 165.0% from 140,000 units a year earlier. Compared to the previous quarter (306,000 units), it increased 21.2%.

The OLED TV market is expected to expand gradually this year with Sony’s participation in OLED TV camps.

LG Display’s Paju E4 new line is expected to be fully operational from 3Q and TV OLED panel production is expected to increase steadily.


http://www.olednet.com/en/2q-oled-panel-shipments-continued-rise_en/

Haz clic para expandir...

Whitebalance set on the B7 after whitepoint matching to the 500M.
Basicly Green color was too high on the B7 so i had to drop it -5
Any whitebalance or color differences here is due to the cameras metameric issues.
Both tvs looks identical now when watching them side by side.

And for the record here is a 100% white field
http://privat.bahnhof.se/wb192876/B7_...
This is in the same league as the 500M for uniformity
No color tints or banding just solid white screen.
Best i have seen on any tv i have tested in the last years for sure

5% IRE here from the service menu
http://privat.bahnhof.se/wb192876/B7%...
no banding or vignetting here just completely uniform

This B7 is assembled in Poland Europe
Build Date March 2017

Whitepoint matched settings to the 500M that i use now
125cd/m2 SDR

General/HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Colour ON for the HDMI input thats in use

PICTURE

Aspect Ratio Settings: 16:9
Just Scan ON

Energy Saving OFF

Picture Mode Settings: ISF Expert (Dark Room)
OLED LIGHT: 24
Contrast: 99
Brightness: 50
H Sharpness: 0
V Sharpness: 0
Colour: 50
Tint: 0

Expert Controls
Dynamic Contrast OFF
Super Resolution: OFF
Colour Gamut: Auto
Edge Enhancer: OFF
Colour Filter: OFF
Gamma: 2.2

White Balance
Colour Temperature: Warm2
Method: 2 Points
Pattern: Outer

Point High
Red 0
Green -6
Blue 0

Point Low
Red 1
Green 0
Blue 0

(Apply to all inputs)

Colour Management System (CMS)
Colour Red
Saturation 1
Tint 6
Luminance 1

Colour Green
Saturation 0
Tint 2
Luminance 3

Colour Blue
Saturation -1
Tint -1
Luminance 5

Colour Cyan
Saturation 4
Tint 2
Luminance 3

Colour Magenta
Saturation -2
Tint 4
Luminance 0

Colour Yellow
Saturation 1
Tint -6
Luminance 1

Picture Options
Noise Reduction OFF
MPEG Noise Reduction OFF
Black Level Low
Real Cinema On
Motion Eye Care Off
TruMotion User
De-Judder 0
De-Blur 0

(Apply to all inputs)

Tip: For smoothest motion with a PC and Blu Ray be sure to select 1080P 120Hz
for the first time Judder is now gone when playing 24P material

Haz clic para expandir...

From Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 Blu Ray

if someone can spot any differences between these two tvs let me know
after the whitepoint matching its impossible.
The B7 is crazy close to the 500M now and its a good thing because that means that i can retire the 500M for good now
the B7 is so close to the reference picture from the 500M that any differences is nothing to bother about.

Also motion is better than the old B6
even there its hard to see any differences.
the 500M should have sharper details in motion but the B7 does a great job here.
there is proably some interpolation going on with De Blur and De Judder both at 1 but there is no soap effect.

the B7 also delivers slight sharper deails overall than the 500M with blu ray.

Haz clic para expandir...

Whitepoint matched settings to the 500M that i use now
125cd/m2 SDR

Haz clic para expandir...

Resultados con la calibración:
Screen C (Philips 9002) – 33%
Screen D (LG C7) – 22%
No Preference – 21%
Screen A (Sony A1) – 16%
Screen B (Panasonic EZ952) – 8%

For the Philips TV to be such a clear winner was a genuine surprise but what also surprised was how poorly the Panasonic EZ952 scored, especially as it has the most accurate picture in terms of colour.

Haz clic para expandir...

Y en ajustes o presets de fábrica o Dinámicos/Vívidos

Screen C (Philips 9002) – 68%
Screen B (Panasonic EZ952) – 14%
Screen A (Sony A1) – 7%
No Preference – 6%
Screen D (LG C7) – 5%

Whilst we weren't surprised that Philips performed well in the second part of the shootout, a score of 68% was huge and clearly justified Philips's faith in their own processing. Interestingly the Panasonic performed much better in this section which, when you consider that image accuracy is their strong point, was rather surprising. The poor showing of the Sony A1 and LG C7 was also a surprise, with both TVs really struggling in some of the motion tests, whilst the C7 ironically performed poorly on the manufacturer's own HDR test clip.

Haz clic para expandir...

actpower dijo:

Coño, ésto sí que es una comparativa COMO DEBE SER. Televisores totalmente ocultos de marcas y que se valore LA IMAGEN, no condicionado por la marca y la "electrónica".

Es curioso que la Philips quede en primer lugar. Me chirría que sea Philips el organizador del evento, pero en el artículo dejan claro que no han sido condicionados por ellos y bueno, me lo tengo que creer. Me hubiese gustado que ninguna marca lo hubiese patrocinado, pero al menos el esfuerzo de hacer un verdadero test ciego es valorable.

Ahora bien, lo del test en modo vivos es para apalearlos, jajaja. Habrá alguno que le mole ese modo, pero decididamente es un despropósito.

Haz clic para expandir...

a team of German and Spanish researchers

Haz clic para expandir...