08-21-2017, 03:31 PM
I have lived without TV for many years. I do occasionally look at classic movies trying to learn about lighting techniques (my condo has a media room). The condo supplies 'free' cable but I do not have any working TV sets and I don't know anything about them. The last time I had anything to do with them they were CRT gadgets.
I do know a fair amount about lcd monitors. I have a bunch(8) of the large ones that I calibrate and profile as part of my photography work flow.
I have lost the battle. My SO(wife) wants a TV. She points out that we are starting to produce some video clips for our photo exhibitions - we 'need' a TV to check them on. So I am about to bite the bullet and get three TVs. One somewhat large one and two small ones for bedrooms.
It seems to me that the small ones can be anything that happens to fit. What do I have to know about the new technologies? resolution? how big/close do I have to be to be able to notice 4k. What do I need to know about LEDs Quantum dots, dynamic range??? etc?
What do I need to know about source material - I will be getting a bunch of channels and 1Gb internet from the condo association.
HELP!!! Please
I do know a fair amount about lcd monitors. I have a bunch(8) of the large ones that I calibrate and profile as part of my photography work flow.
I have lost the battle. My SO(wife) wants a TV. She points out that we are starting to produce some video clips for our photo exhibitions - we 'need' a TV to check them on. So I am about to bite the bullet and get three TVs. One somewhat large one and two small ones for bedrooms.
It seems to me that the small ones can be anything that happens to fit. What do I have to know about the new technologies? resolution? how big/close do I have to be to be able to notice 4k. What do I need to know about LEDs Quantum dots, dynamic range??? etc?
What do I need to know about source material - I will be getting a bunch of channels and 1Gb internet from the condo association.
HELP!!! Please