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Wednesday
Aug012012

The Case for LCD

DateWednesday, August 1, 2012 at 02:52PM

A very interesting read regarding OLED vs. LCD monitor technology. 

While I do have a Sony BVMF250 on order, I am keenly aware that many of the issues with OLED outlined on this list are very real concerns. I was hesitant with this purchase for a long time but at the end of the day, I think the new Sony series of OLED's are very good displays and are undeniably becoming ubiquitous on the set with both video engineers and video assist operators. 

Thanks to Ben Schwartz for the forward.

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OLEDs and LCDs both use pulse width modulation dimming, which makes the screen flicker and this causes eye pain and headaches: http://vasyafromukraine.webs.com/

So not a real difference for LCD sufferers.

September 3, 2012 | Unregistered Commenterwassja

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