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Topic	Watching a tv show in 4k... I can actually see every blemish and every pore
_Marka_Ragnos_ 01/15/20 1:27:53 PM #11:	Purely posted... What are you watching? I don't notice this level of detail. In fact, I feel like HDR makes things worse at this point. The screen just gets darker and shaded differently when the HDR activates on my tv. I'm constantly messing with the settings because it seems like something must be off, but I can never get it looking good. What TV do you have? Some of the TVs that are low-midrange that do have HDR don't actually look good with it on. The mid-higher end TVs look awesome with it on though. Any OLED, QLED Q80 and above and Sony's 950G and above. --- My Home Theater: https://imgur.com/a/la41r <cite>_Marka_Ragnos_ posted [p:932969073] in Watching a... [t:78330222]...</cite> <quote>Purely posted... </cite> <quote>What are you watching? I don't notice this level of detail. In fact, I feel like HDR makes things worse at this point. The screen just gets darker and shaded differently when the HDR activates on my tv. I'm constantly messing with the settings because it seems like something must be off, but I can never get it looking good.</quote> What TV do you have? Some of the TVs that are low-midrange that do have HDR don't actually look good with it on. The mid-higher end TVs look awesome with it on though. Any OLED, QLED Q80 and above and Sony's 950G and above. --- My Home Theater: https://imgur.com/a/la41r</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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