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Best OLED TV for color grading?
OLED TV for color grading
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It's seems like everyone is using a calibrated LG C series for this.
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Even Disney Studios is using them for Dolby Vision work.
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ShaheedMalik wrote:It's seems like everyone is using a calibrated LG C series for this.
LG C Series is the Best TV I have ever used. I totally Recommend you guys to once see the result LG C series before buying any Smart TV
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the A95L from sony are excellent as well....
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waltervolpatto wrote:the A95L from sony are excellent as well....
have you used that one? if yes so for what purpose? (Gaming, Streaming, ETC)
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The only real issue withe the A95L is 55" is the smallest size, The LG C series has 42' & 48" models available.
It might not matter for some, but 55" & 65" screens can be difficult to deal with depending on the size of your work area.
It might not matter for some, but 55" & 65" screens can be difficult to deal with depending on the size of your work area.
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Tim Julius wrote:waltervolpatto wrote:the A95L from sony are excellent as well....
have you used that one? if yes so for what purpose? (Gaming, Streaming, ETC)
We at pictureshop (and other companies in town) evaluate it for client monitoring and color and they are really good.
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Which C series 42” model is the most recommended?
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Ellory Yu wrote:Which C series 42” model is the most recommended?
Toss up between the C3 & C4.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare ... shold=0.10
C3 is the previous model that you can find heavily discounted, C4 is the newest model.
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What is the smallest oled tv for color grading?
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ricardo marty wrote:What is the smallest oled tv for color grading?
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42" is the smallest consumer oled tv you are going to find. If you want something smaller than that, you need to look at 32" or 27" monitors!
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I can also recommend the LG C9.
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Home/Studio/Office -- LG C2 42" here ... don't waste your money on a Sony PVM-X2400 24", nor the EIZO ColorEdge CG2700X 27", nor the SmallHD OLED 27".
Remote site -- SmallHD OLED 27" if you have a large budget $12000 ... can support a couple of SmallRig 150 v-Mount power packs. However, a VERY good alternative and much cheaper $500 is INNOCN 15.6" 4K UHD 10bit and USB-C powered (mounting it is a bit tricky, I came up with custom option).
Cheers, Rob.
Remote site -- SmallHD OLED 27" if you have a large budget $12000 ... can support a couple of SmallRig 150 v-Mount power packs. However, a VERY good alternative and much cheaper $500 is INNOCN 15.6" 4K UHD 10bit and USB-C powered (mounting it is a bit tricky, I came up with custom option).
Cheers, Rob.
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