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I want 8k, especially for when OLED on plastic comes out and it becomes less expensive for massive screens. But as a current owner of a 65" 4K LG OLED, while I
by cthalupa 8y ago
I want 8k, especially for when OLED on plastic comes out and it becomes less expensive for massive screens.
But as a current owner of a 65" 4K LG OLED, while I can see a difference between 1080p and 4K, HDR is a significantly bigger deal to me for picture quality than 4K is.
HDR and going to an 11.2 (from 7.2) Atmos setup have had the biggest impact on my movie viewing at home. The 4K upgrade was nice, but if I had to choose between HDR and 4K, it wouldn't even be something I had to think about.
Another big upgrade for very specific types of movies has been getting a Dreamscreen, which is similar to the Philips Ambilight TV setups. I like it a lot for sci-fi movies with lots of action and scenes with a variety of colors in high contrast situations. I keep it turned off for most other types of movies, so it's pretty niche.