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The XMP550 QD OLED mastering monitor from Flanders Scientific is here and it’s incredible, but while twenty grand is less than the competition, it’s still a LOT of money. Do studios really need them?
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Intro animation by MBarek Abdelwassaa
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
1:33 The XMP550
3:50 Test Footage
8:06 Super Mario Bros
9:47 1917
11:19 Mad Max and LotR
12:40 Clipping
13:33 Banding
14:20 Build and Features
16:35 Other Options
19:30 Test Results
20:44 Conclusion
21:58 Outro
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he fell off
Waow its look amazing in my light-leak lcd screen
haha, they could not even find any tiny 55" for the other brands
I love ltt been watching for like 10 years now 😂but damn are your TV/display videos so boring 😂
I am traumatized by the beardless linus
Ayo. The camera you guys used for looking at Linus and Brandon has a dead sensor. Next to Brandon's head (viewers right) 3/4ths up his head and a couple of inches away.
Paid review! Omg
Having worked in TV's sales, id like to see a sony in the comparison. But yes when it came to dark scenes the Samsung always crushed the detail, and colours were over vibrant (which customers loved).
And in terms of OLED, they always looked over saturated in colour.
My Favourite has always been Full array local dimming displays from Sony, as crazy as most would call me, because the colour looked more realistic to me, and shadow detail wasnt crushed, and the higher peak brightness hits better. The only downside is the black bars arnt as black as OLED, but that doesn't really bother me
I was like wth, how am i able to see the brightness of the tv today, but yeah its in HDR. Very nice! Would like to see more videos like that. (I know they made a video why YouTube sucks with hdr, but still)
Just change the contrast to 47 that's what I had to do with my lg also bring down the gama a bit resorts in a pretty big difference I would also bring down saturation vibrance down one or two points
>Me watching on my 98$ Walmart RCA tv
"Oh yeah that middle one looks amazing!"
tbh though the filmmaker mode looks awful comparing to the inaccurate oversaturated modes.
This video just made me happy that I went for the G2 lmao.
this comparision makes more sense if you add sony master tv used for cinema color accuracy… so we can also compre two industry proffesional tv together.
He said "tiny TV" and shows an 55" one lol. This should go down.
Hard R Linus how racist against Asian skin tones
the dead pixel of their camera caused me to panic, i legit thought i fked my monitor up
PLLSSSS…What is happening to Linus???
The oneplus 12 having 2400 peak brightness.
Even as a professional tool, nothing it offers justifies $20k. Absolutely nothing. The geeks geeked out and just decided that's what it should cost. $2k? Sure I could see it. Not 20k.
They should do blindtest and with ordinary people.
19:25 there are also new Asus proart displays with true rgb oled
why LG G2 has yellowish tint all the time
I would love to see if your team could create a Water Cooling Block with a heatsink attached, so a Watercooling heatsink combo.
I wounder if that would work?
I mean the water would take much of the heat to the Radiators, but the heat that still permeates to the top of the waterblock would sill need somewhere to go.
So, if you can make an enclosed metal (Preferably copper) waterblock that is also the bottom piece of a heatsink (With Fans attached preferably), what do you think would happen?
I think it would get much cooler than just using a Water Block or just a heatsink.
I would love to see this item come up as I have never actually seen a current one (Only seen old 90's designs).
I have tried a lot of different OLED TV's. By far, my favorite TV i have seen is the one i own. The LG C2 (and hopefully soon the C3). Not only is it amazing for watching movies, but gaming in 4K 120fps with gsync on my 4070 ti super / 7800x3d PC build really takes advantage of what the LG C2 has to offer. I went with the 42" and got it open box, but brand new, for $700. From PC, to PS5, to watching movies and shows, i truly belive it is the best tv you can get for its cost.
I didn't see most of the differences, until I realized 15 minutes in…. my phone maxes out at 720p 🤦🏽♂️
7.30 dead pixel? 😵💫
This reminds me of when I was working a job at the Sony Store in the Galleria Mall in Dallas TX circa 2007, when Sony released the XEL-1: the world's first OLED Television. The screen was tiny, at only 11 inches diagonal, and it cost $2,500. Crazy how far we've come since then!
Bring back the beard!!
HDR
I heard LG G2 and thought about the old Android phone 😂
Flanders Scientific ? Wait, that sounds like Homer Simpsons neighbour, right ?
You should try a new Sony OLED they are the best of the best for accuracy and presentation being similar to the source.
I like labs style content
Question though! Remember about 10 years ago, all of the new TV's were really weirdly too REAL? Like you would look at this TV and ask, "Is this a soap opera?" I don't know but all the new TV's were TOO REAL for a couple years. They vanished. What was it?
Worth to mention that Flanders monitors have a lifetime color calibration. You can send your monitor and they will celebrate it for you.
Rich guy: buy two, these are now my monitors.
this channel hase fallen to the place it deserved in the first place , i cant believe that this channel was on a high place in the first place
In the TechQuickie video, could y'all tackle some questions I've always had but is hard to reliably get answered?
What is "accurate" color? What is that calibrated against? True to real life? If yes, how do you control for the camera's accuracy? It's so rare for movies, TV shows, even phone camera photos to actually resemble reality.
Why do colorists work on these perfect displays when most people will consume their content on much worse displays (incl. theaters)? Why not save a ton of money and just use a very high end consumer display? I get that these reference monitors come with other features, as you explain in this video, but there must be ways to replicate that while working on displays that are closer to the ones their content will actually be viewed on.
Maybe answering my first question will answer all the rest. There must be something special about the neutrality of the "accurate" colors on these reference displays, philosophically speaking, that I'm not getting. Maybe it's all in the consistency, repeatability, and range of luminance supported on them.
If anyone from the film industry sees this, please answer!