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In Reply to: 1080: 24p vs 60p posted by Joe Murphy Jr on May 15, 2007 at 22:30:25:
Many thanks. Just the information I was searching for. What a great reference site. Just like owning any hi-end equipment your senses become accustomed to it and you begin seeing (or hearing) differently (you grow). Your visual and auditory palattes (for lack of a better term) become educated and so the quest for more; a "better" picture and/or sound quality experience continues. That's the audio/video enthusiasts plight, right? After viewing my Sony 60" XBR2 LCoS display for a while now, while very impressive and a great TV, I'm now seeing subtle artifacting with various sources, most obvious is some smearing with camera movement such as when playing the blu-ray disc "Night at the Museum" which looked stellar on the 63" Samsung Plasma @ BB, while it looked great on my set-up it wasn't the same experience. It wasn't as 3 dimensional and the Sammy had a more pleasing color pallette than on my set as it should for a $4k difference right? I think I'm ready for a professional calibration or at least for now use my Video Essentials to dial it in. Thanks again!
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Follow Ups
- Re: 1080: 24p vs 60p - blackpixels 07:24:58 05/16/07 (2)
- First thing to do is replace that XBR2 with the Sony 70" LED display. - oscar 14:41:26 05/18/07 (1)
- yeah.....no.....that's more than I paid for my 04' V6 Accord out the door... - blackpixels 21:55:18 05/19/07 (0)
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