The TV is now selling at 1.2 on amazon!
Whoops! I guess they are gonna hold the 99,999 price in sales then.
It's a buy only if the software is updated. Btw, I have turned off even MPEG NR along with DNR. So much for processing. Lol
DNR even at low was causing really subtle issues with motion of slow moving heads.
MPEG NR, while it does help sometimes, but otherwise even in low quality content, like the third episode of GoT or What We Do In The Shadows show that I'm watching currently, it can clean up some parts but then at some others it creates blocks.
Tough to explain or even show on YouTube. YT's compression only will make it tough to see difference.
Anyway, my thinking as of now is that since the compressioneams that in those areas info is already low, NR can't really do much except even kick that low info out and make it a smooth block. That itself can cause issues, like when the dead finally attack. With NR it was just like a black blob approaching, because all the subtleties of shape were lost.
In video editing too NR filters work best when applied on higher bit rate files or Ras files.
So now all of the processing is off, except DI film mode, which just ensures 24fps content plays at the right cadence. Will test that too in my video review.
Now I wonder if smooth gradation, that's now separate in 2019 LG sets, and has been separate in Sony ones till earlier, might be more useful in just removing posterization without losing too much info. Although, reviews of its performance by Vincent and other sites have been mixed only.
Anyway, thought train over. I sometimes wonder why am I even typing so much. Lol