Blooming around closed caption text is very noticeable, face is blown out, etc. so OLED per pixel dimming is still king.
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Blooming around closed caption text is very noticeable, face is blown out, etc. so OLED per pixel dimming is still king.
All his videos show is that he doesn’t know how to fix exposure.
I moved from August to late June early July.. left on the calendar
With the AS revolution, we’re ironically eagerly waiting for that last hope! I’m holding off until WWC, to get the 12.9” 16GB, as I feel crippled software isn’t worth the extra 660EUR...if that changes even the 11” will be appealing.
Yes there's some visible blooming around the subtitles, although that could be accounted for the cameras automatic exposure reacting to XDR's brighter display (and greater size subtitles). Still...
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Cancelling your order based on a thread based on speculation on a screen that few people have ever seen in real life? Seems like a good plan 👍
The 12.9" model is looking fantastic in my eyes at least, love the new display.
Bought my Macbook Air in 2014, it has served me very well (making this post on it now) but I am ready to upgrade specifically because because of the display.
I will either get the iPad Pro 12.9" or any of the new Macbook Pro 14" or 16", it depends on how this iPadOS is developed.
Bought my Macbook Air in 2014, it has served me very well (making this post on it now) but I am ready to upgrade specifically because because of the display.
I will either get the iPad Pro 12.9" or any of the new Macbook Pro 14" or 16", it depends on how this iPadOS is developed.
It also seems like a “good plan” hurling insults at internet strangers. Great work!
Waiting for my new iPP (replacing my 2018) and cant wait for the new display.
I use the iPP a lot for watching movies/tv shows and im pretty sure tht this new display will look a lot better.
But im kinda wondering the people really believe tht there will be no blooming at all. Its not oled, its mini led, so yes there will be some kind of blooming for sure. But is tht really a big deal? Not for me. The Mini led will be a big step forward compared to the display of the 2018/2020.
I use the iPP a lot for watching movies/tv shows and im pretty sure tht this new display will look a lot better.
But im kinda wondering the people really believe tht there will be no blooming at all. Its not oled, its mini led, so yes there will be some kind of blooming for sure. But is tht really a big deal? Not for me. The Mini led will be a big step forward compared to the display of the 2018/2020.
I hardly think I ‘hurled’ any insults at anyone. I’m just pointing out that you’re basing your decision on pure speculation and over zealous opinions, not to mention blurry images shot on phone cameras with non locked AE, uploaded to youtube, and then watched on whatever medium the end user is using.
I would think it would be much better to see the product in action with your own eyes - but I suppose I maybe wrong.
Do any OLED tablets claim to be HDR?
And the iPhone 11 and 12 are both in excess of 540 nits.
And did I not also say Mini LED is an excellent choice for an iPad?
Now I'm confused lol. Aren't your argument that OLED more suitable for HDR viewing on tablet than this miniLED screen? (since this is a tablet topic)
The fact that there are no OLED screen this bright in tablet should tell you why Apple didn't choose OLED for this IPP.
Still only half of this miniLED.
You DID?
Looks, no one says OLED is a bad screen. I already said multiple times that it gives more informations than miniLED but it just doesn't suit for this IPP at this time. Who know next generation of OLED screen might be able match miniLED in term of brightness. It's just not now.
People like that are just jealous ignore them,
He is just trying to make himself feel better because he really wants one, but can't afford it
No, sir. My initial responses were to 1 or 2 people claiming that Mini LED was superior to OLED because the picture quality would be so much better since it can get brighter. I said that it’s simply untrue, and that Mini LED is better for an iPad for other reasons and that brightness doesn’t make HDR any better, noting the blooming that’s evident here. I then also said it’s clearly the best implementation of Mini LEDs yet.
I like that this device uses LCD. I think that as both a multimedia device and a potential laptop replacement that it’s more appropriate - primary concern is image retention. I’m not sold on OLED as a computer monitor, to boil it down to the lowest level. But picture quality is not a reason I would ever quote.
I thunk we’ve all learned from this, not to use “moved left” as if anyone knows what you mean.
Considering how good the current iPad screen is, and how little it makes me care about OLED, the OLED faithful ranting about how much better it is than the new miniLED rings hollow to me. For a TV in a batcave for dedicated movie/TV watching? Heck yeah go with OLED. For a tablet? MiniLED sounds perfect to me.
iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 12 are up to 1200 nits, this new iPad Pro is up to 1600.
Speculators gonna speculate:
Assuming he doesn’t have the actual screen to test, what you’re seeing is a mock-up. He’s speculating the amount of zones in use, and if his speculation is correct, software could enable more zones to produce more accurate separation.
So in summary, we won’t know the capabilities of the Apple screen until the release.
Mobile OLED display are almost exclusively RGB, so unlike WRGB TVs, they have full color volume.
It’s not an insult, it’s a valid point. No egos were hurt during this comment - except yours maybe.
You know image retention will affect image quality, right? So “picture quality” should be a concern for you and anyone else.
Absolutely nobody wants to view HDR content on a monitor that’s displaying different levels of dark\light. Image retention would be a major issue for graphics artists and photo editors.