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video_analysis
The LG OLEDs have always shown a slight tint alteration on off-angle viewing (doesn't bother me in the least on the EF9500). It could very well be due to the 3D filter, and you should perhaps wait to see if the B6 is similarly afflicted.
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Originally Posted by
BLeClair12
Count me in on not being bothered. I've stood at some pretty extreme angles with the EF9500, and it still looks pretty great to me, color wise.
I'd argue that, even with a slight color shift if you do notice it, it's far more watchable than say, a FALD LED, because of the strong bloom off axis, not to mention the wash out.
Ok, as long as it's something that's not really noticeable. The way the review sounds like it is an obvious tint. But if it is much less than what you would see with washout from an LCD then I don't see it being a problem as I have a projection TV and that is similar to what an LCD shows, if not worse.
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video_analysis
What gave you the impression it would be improved (it hasn't since they launched it in 2013)? LG has made no claims of future improvement. The refresh rate needs to be doubled and/or an impulse mode or frame insertion mode added if this is ever to happen. They only seem to care about maximizing brightness and not even giving the user the option of a sacrifice in such for better motion rez.
Please take no offense at this, but I always view responses like this as making excuses for the manufacturers. Of course he is disappointed, as he has a right to be. As a consumer, you shouldn't "expect" it to be the same if there is a problem with the TV. You should expect the manufacturer to do their best to resolve any problems that are present, especially a problem that has been present for years.
So far the G6 has been doing well in regards on improvements from prior models when hearing owner impressions, so that is a good thing. But if there are still problems present, I feel it is the right for people to still be disappointed, however long these problems have been around. I actually think it's understandable to be 'more' disappointed due to it being an ongoing issue.
I am still hoping that the motion resolution issue is something that won't be noticeable to me when I do get a chance to finally take a look at the TV.