I am on the other end. I literally can't see the 4K people rave about. I have a hard time differentiating 720 and 1080 unless I am literally trying lol. Some people absolutely swear they can see individual pixels on an iPhone 6 screen (at normal viewing distance).I don't disagree that they can, but I am just not one of those people (despite not having issues with my close up vision, at least according to my eye doctor lol)
Im going to a new years party, so i will take my 6S Plus and S6. There will be few guys with S6 as well. Seeing is believing i guess. Will post picture before midnight.
I wouldn't doubt that. generally speaking, not enough UHD content out there yet. Was the same situation when 720/1080 (tvs not phones) came into existence. People didn't immediately see the draw.I suspect it has a lot to do with the picture. UHD and above photos usually (not always) look better to me on the Note 5 (display setting can affect this) while HD and below look better on my 6S+.
Eye of the beholder.....
I'm still in alignment with LIVEFRMNYC. Say what?
As a side note, would you include the variations on the 6S screens from yellow to blue? You know, as long as you are posting some pics....
It's not flash it's the lights on the ceiling. Both samsungs are less bright and blueish and the one that's dimmer is mine. It wasnt however 4 months ago.So what exactly am I looking at here?
(btw - that flash caught on the base of the N5 kind of ruins the shot .....)
It's not flash it's the lights on the ceiling. Both samsungs are less bright and blueish and the one that's dimmer is mine. It wasnt however 4 months ago.
Oh baby!
I just can't wait for all the "OMG I got a LG display, should I return it to try and get a Samsung display?" threads![]()
Mean while complaining that Samsung is Samesung and copying everything Apple does.
The problem, if I recall correctly, is that each color doesn't age at the same rate. Specifically, the blue led's change rapidly which effects the "hue" of the screen.
Apple puts a ton of work into getting their displays color accurate, and I believe this issue is why they haven't adopted OLED yet. That said, from their patents, they've been doing a ton of research to resolve the issue:
http://www.patentlyapple.com/patent...ay-for-possible-use-on-a-future-iphone-1.html
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Interesting. I do know that the Note 5 fine tunes settings like brightness over time. Could that account for it?
I am assuming you have both devices set exactly the same ...
The last time I had to reset my Note 5 I had to set the initial brightness at a lower setting to get what I was used to. I attributed it to the fine tuning.....
ps: The Note 3(?) used to have this issue. My understanding it was fixed with the Note 4.
Interesting. I do know that the Note 5 fine tunes settings like brightness over time. Could that account for it?
I am assuming you have both devices set exactly the same ...
The last time I had to reset my Note 5 I had to set the initial brightness at a lower setting to get what I was used to. I attributed it to the fine tuning.....
ps: The Note 3(?) used to have this issue. My understanding it was fixed with the Note 4.
LG is better than Samsung from my experience
they were until he market stopped believing they were the best screens on show...Can someone enlighten me? Why switch? I thought Apple was so proud of using IPS LCD Touch screens....
keep telling yourself that often enough and one day you might truly believe it...These 2 companies use different tactics. Samsung would slap any technology in infancy on its products just to be the usual 'me first' while Apple would wait for the technology to be mature/affordable enough to make sense having it on its products.
this is getting dull, the Galaxy screens have been rated as 100% colour accurate by professors in white coats using lab equipment.. your eyes or wrong, probably blinded by your bias I suspect... Lcd screens are pale and washed out.. take a night time outdoor pic. the sky's are awful...I agree, the current screens are great. I know there is always a desire to improve and even if it's only for a bump to battery life, that's great. But I think the colors look better on iPhones than the super saturated OLED competitors.
when you watch 4k YouTube vids, the stop go animation ones on a galaxy tab, They also have a 3d quality. how? not sure. but they sure look impressive.. maybe due to the mega high contrast ratios ..OLED is the bee's knees for sure. We recently bought an LG OLED TV and it's mind blowing. I didn't expect the perfect contrast to have such a dramatic effect on the image, but it does. The television image essentially becomes '3D' even though it's just 2D.
can you explain how they mastered something That was nothing more than a marketing slogan.. the htc one m7 was the same Lcd ips but full HD, eually as bright and vibrant but much sharper..I professionally look at every single phone screen that comes across the market, and I have yet to see an OLED outperform a high performance LCD. The LG G4 is a prime example of this. Rarely does a device cause me to do a double take and get excited...and no less it was that G4. Apple did master the "retina" display, which was pretty ground breaking at the time. Perhaps they can master the OLED?
is this the most redic post on MR ever, no substance, no links, no back up. just propaganda.. brilliant..try a samsung to find out its a complete garbage screen. Gets dimmer by 20% in 4 months.
better colour accurate you say... of course, good luck with that..Samsung released OLED displays way before the tech was ready for primetime - thus all the bad experiences people had with it. I prefer color accuracy and brightness over anything else which Apple has done better than anyone else thus far so I hope they don't compromise that for the wow pop factor.
snap..I have the S6 Edge since release. Always keep in on max brightness. Never experienced or even heard about the claim you make.
is this the most redic post on MR ever, no substance, no links, no back up. just propaganda.. brilliant..