This website is bullsh*t!

[imported_goku]

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Sure SED may have incredible black levels compared to LCD and plasma, but there is no WAY in hell an LCD could have a black level THAT BAD... The LCD's 'black' according to the site is almost a white.. So following the website's directions in taking a picture (so settings are the same), I took a picture of my LCD computer monitor from 1999 with a black picture in full screen just to see my LCD's black levels.. Well when I looked at the pictures, they're a LOT more close to the plasma's black levels of the article's pictures..


LCD Black
LCD Black 2

 

[imhungry]

What's with the thread title.

And of course it's an exaggeration.

 

[jiffylube1024]

You can tell they've upped the brightness big time (probably 100% of the screen's capacity) to make SED look even better.

 

[Golgatha]

http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2005/09/12

Bullshot!

 

[Cheesetogo]

Don't blame the website. Did you read it or skim it? Look:

Shutter speed is one second for the first picture with the sensitivity adjusted to 400 ISO. The camera receives a maximum of light and exaggerates objects? brightness.

Ok, competing monitor?s adjustment probably weren?t optimum.

 

[imported_goku]

Originally posted by: Cheesetogo
Don't blame the website. Did you read it or skim it? Look:

Shutter speed is one second for the first picture with the sensitivity adjusted to 400 ISO. The camera receives a maximum of light and exaggerates objects? brightness.

I just said that I set my camera to the exact same settings as theirs.., ISO 400, 1 Second Shutter speed...

Ok, competing monitor?s adjustment probably weren?t optimum.

I was at full brightness on my monitor...

 

[Zebo]

Heres my lCD's black

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[jiffylube1024]

Originally posted by: Zebo
Heres my lCD's black

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OMFG WOW better than SED!

Heh, seriously, looks a lot better than the comparison, at least .

Btw, wow! That NEC screen is gorgeous, and those black levels are almost unprecedented for LCD's! Are you running the 'high contrast' mode for that screen?