It manages to produce its deep blacks without crushing out as
much shadow detail as the vast majority of other LCD TVs, too.
In good light, it doesn't show a lot of noise, but there isn't
much shadow detail and there's some blur on moving objects.
Not exact matches
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The image here mostly just falls down in
shadow detail, which is a significant issue for a film with as many low - light scenes as this one; this is not going to be a disc to show off your home theater, but it's a natural transfer that looks pretty
much as one would remember the film looking in 1990, grain and all.
Built - in crush is apparent, but
shadow detail is
much more satisfactory, as are brightness and contrast levels.
Black levels fluctuate pretty wildly and
much of the
shadow detail appears lost to the ages, a problem for a film that employed so
much low - light cinematography.
So as you can notice, this is a rather strange title on the Xbox One X. Ideally, the Xbox One X should have been able to render
much better image quality and a higher performance but other than better texture filtering,
shadow detail and slightly improved frame rates, the differences between the two are quite miniscule.
Many rendering and special effects updates including optimized dynamic
shadows, many more visual
details between club, ball and surfaces, and
much more.
«Boasts vibrant current generation visuals, with fully improved texture resolution and
detail, high - dynamic range lighting, lit and
shadowing VFX particles, revamped animation and audio, stunning sound, and
much more.»
Players look very
much like their real - life counterparts, stadiums from all over the country are incredibly well
detailed, and light and
shadows create an authentic baseball atmosphere.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered boasts vibrant current generation visuals, with fully improved texture resolution and
detail, high - dynamic range lighting, lit and
shadowing VFX particles, revamped animation and audio, stunning sound, and
much more.
Going from Low to Medium reduces FPS by 31 % but the game looks
much better with added
shadow effects and
details:
I also wanted to understand how Geoff managed to suggest so
much detail through his careful placement of warm colours, and created the shapes of the road, bank and bushes with rough purple
shadows.
Again, as in other previous Geoff Kersey exercises I wanted to truly understand how he managed to suggest so
much detail through his careful placement of warm colours, and created the shapes of the path disappearing into the woods with rough purple
shadows.
Black level boosting and stretching options can make dark parts of the picture look blacker, but crush
much of the subtle
shadow detailing that makes dark areas look convincing.
And there's only so
much you can do to try and «bridge the gap» between the Standard and Cinema settings thanks to a combination of each HDR setting setting the OLED brightness option to Max and the other brightness adjustment only permitting quite limited adjustment without severely crushing out
shadow detail or drastically reducing black level response.
High dynamic range (HDR) merges higher and lower exposures to try and get as
much detail in the highlights and
shadows as possible.
The OnePlus 5's attempt features greater
detail overall, and retains
much more visibility in the darker sections, which is particularly evident in the text on the walls on the left and the
shadows cast on the building straight ahead.
Maybe it's because Google's Pixel 2 XL has a superior HDR mode (which was turned on for both phones), but the Pixel 2 XL did a
much better job showcasing this landmark and
details in the
shadows.
Note how on the S9, the sun doesn't clip nearly as
much as on the XL, but both phones maintain a similar amount of
shadow detail.
The Sony KDL - W800B series is a classy television with excellent color and
shadow detail, but in pure bang - for - buck terms, its black level can be bettered for
much less.
Google ends up dropping the exposure a little too
much sometimes and hiding
shadow detail, while LG and HTC seem to want to overexpose many of the shots above instead.
Photos in any sort of shade exhibit too
much shadow and everything lacks
detail.
Motorola's phone is able to pull so
much more
detail out of the
shadows — something the Alcatel consistently struggled with.
If you're a new graduate or a career - changer, consider job
shadowing for a day to get a better grip on the
details of day - to - day life in that role and you'll have a
much stronger interview.