OLED TVs offer the best contrast of any consumer TV technology. Individual pixel-level control allows them to achieve true black, as well as vivid highlights, without the artifacts associated with LCD TVs. OLED also has extremely wide viewing angles, so every viewer can enjoy the excellent picture.
77 inch OLED offers the tantalizing possibility of exceeding the video fidelity that has traditionally been available for commercial cinema. Play a 4K UHD HDR movie on a 77" A9G and you'll see details in your favorite films re-released in 4K that you have missed in previous viewings.
This is a Sony master series TV, a designation that is meaningful because it directly references the mastering monitors that Sony makes for professional color grading. These TVs come as close as possible to reproducing what you see on one of those mastering displays, and therefore deliver the visual experience that the director intended. GET DEAL
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Still troubled by the fact that while Blu-ray 3D titles continue to be released, Sony continues to lack support for the format in its panels despite being one of the early adopters. This TV would be ideal for viewing 3D.
Still troubled by the fact that while Blu-ray 3D titles continue to be released, Sony continues to lack support for the format in its panels despite being one of the early adopters. This TV would be ideal for viewing 3D.
I believe there might be one in China. Outside of that, no major manufacturer currently includes 3D in its supported video formats. I am troubled by the discontinuation and blame it squarely on the push for 4K adoption.
OLED TVs offer the best contrast of any consumer TV technology. Individual pixel-level control allows them to achieve true black, as well as vivid highlights, without the artifacts associated with LCD TVs. OLED also has extremely wide viewing angles, so every viewer can enjoy the excellent picture.
77 inch OLED offers the tantalizing possibility of exceeding the video fidelity that has traditionally been available for commercial cinema. Play a 4K UHD HDR movie on a 77" A9G and you'll see details in your favorite films re-released in 4K that you have missed in previous viewings.
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This is a Sony master series TV, a designation that is meaningful because it directly references the mastering monitors that Sony makes for professional color grading. These TVs come as close as possible to reproducing what you see on one of those mastering displays, and therefore deliver the visual experience that the director intended. GET DEAL
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Ordered from Amazon last week for this price. Was supposed to ship last Sunday (yesterday) to arrive Tue (tomorrow) / Wed this week. It never shipped and there is no date given either. Amazon states they are out of stock at my local facility and are attempting to local elsewhere. When I try and put in a new order it states in stock Jan 6th, 2021 !!!
Honestly I think one reason it went away was with 4K introduction the hardware requirements to do 4K 2D or 1080 3D or worse 4K 3D was just too much for them either do it, or do it at a decent price.
3D has dropped substantially in most parts of the world which is what most people usually point to. However, basically every movie released in China gets 3D, even if not released in 3D in other markets. 3D is just too popular China. But mostly theaters, not home so much.
Last wrinkle in 3D is that you’ll notice a lot of 3D disc releases in same UK that are not on 3D disc in the US and weren’t in US theaters in 3D.
Wrap all that up and it just points to home 3D as being a big mess; which goes back to maybe it’s just hardware again be it not enough volume interest in the panels, too expensive on 4K systems, not enough 3D in markets outside of China.
Last thing to note is that projectors, even cheap, or even new 4K ones usually still have 3K. But they also lack thinks like Dolby Vision too, so who knows.
Still troubled by the fact that while Blu-ray 3D titles continue to be released, Sony continues to lack support for the format in its panels despite being one of the early adopters. This TV would be ideal for viewing 3D.
Just like last time with Avatar and 3D TVs, this time around it's probably again entirely up to James Cameron, and what he does about the release of the Avatar sequels.
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