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Hisense 43" 4k
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I got the 49" one on Amazon for £374 on Monday. It had the old, non-HDR firmware but today I did the search for update thing in the settings and saw...
I don't know how big the download was as the menu just vanished when I clicked UPDATE - but I have crappy internet and it seemed to take about 8 - 10 minutes or so.
I tried it on my PS4 Pro :
....so all good there I think.
I loaded Ratchet & Clank and tried it:
...clearly stating that HDR is now enabled
Here's a couple more pics, first one is the regular screen mode and second one is with HDR on. Not the greatest pictures ever but it gives you a tiny idea of what it's like.
Regular:
HDR on:
The blue light at the top is more subdued and the green floor looks a different shade with HDR on. No real vast difference though really.
I've only tried the one game. HDR looks like Cinema Mode on a Samsung phone compared to Dynamic (which is what I prefer - fake, overly colourful screens
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I'm delighted with the TV anyway, even if HDR doesn't appear to be the Second Coming like some people online say. I don't know what that fella was complaining about on the other page - the TV works great, picture quality is excellent and it's great value for money 0 -
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The blue light at the top is more subdued and the green floor looks a different shade with HDR on. No real vast difference though really.
I've only tried the one game. HDR looks like Cinema Mode on a Samsung phone compared to Dynamic (which is what I prefer - fake, overly colourful screens )
I'm delighted with the TV anyway, even if HDR doesn't appear to be the Second Coming like some people online say. I don't know what that fella was complaining about on the other page - the TV works great, picture quality is excellent and it's great value for money
is that HDR you're selecting not just a preconfigured picture mode? you probably need to mess about with the settings to get the most from it/what you prefer0 -
batistuta9 wrote: »is that HDR you're selecting not just a preconfigured picture mode? you probably need to mess about with the settings to get the most from it/what you prefer
Perhaps, yeah. I've not had all that long to experiment with it really. I'm happy with the TV anyway so if the HDR can make it look even better than that's a bonus - if not (in my eyes anyway) then I'm fine with it 0 -
Perhaps, yeah. I've not had all that long to experiment with it really. I'm happy with the TV anyway so if the HDR can make it look even better than that's a bonus - if not (in my eyes anyway) then I'm fine with it
I used these settings; https://www.avforums.com/threads/hisense-55-m3300.2028817/page-6#post-23959451
he says its for 1080p and it looks well to me, the CL tonight looks very true to life colourwise. Samsung in the living room has that artificial bright colour look to it by contrast. Haven't got to try HDR yet so don't know if the setting will look bad with that on.0 -
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From what I have read it has auto dimming, just turn it off, for the rest of your post. Have you looked up "best settings" ?
All TVs look crap out of the box and need setting up.
Not a go at you, just a bug bear of mine when people moan about the quality of a product without doing some research on it, so easy nowadays with Google 0 -
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