We demonstrate why a high peak brightness is important for an OLED TV to accurately reproduce the creator's intent by preserving more specular highlight detail, in response to some Youtube comments saying that "OLED TV is already bright enough, so you don't need more brightness" from the likes of the LG G1 Evo OLED or the Sony A90J Master Series OLED.
This video demonstration was done using two LG CX, one calibrated to 400 nits peak brightness in HDR, the other to its natural maximum peak brightness of 650 nits in HDR.
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This video demonstration was done using two LG CX, one calibrated to 400 nits peak brightness in HDR, the other to its natural maximum peak brightness of 650 nits in HDR.
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