10-07-2015, 04:02 AM
Right, nothing special about Samsung TV's compared to most others. Many of Samsung TV's have forced dynamic contrast that truly cannot be turned off even when disabling it in the menu. I just want something like the cinematic theater experience, with none of that dynamic contrast tweaking that corrupts the original experience as intended by the filmmakers. Dark scenes shouldn't be even darker (to the point where the end credits can barely be read, even with the backlight turned up to 10, introducing massive backlight bleeding... it's all screwed up. Anyway, the next decade will be an interesting one - perhaps we'll be seeing a new wave of corporations taking over the older, more sleazy ones that ruled the past decade (just like when Samsung provided a cheaper alternative to Sony electronics in pretty much every electronics aisle in Circuit City and Best Buy, driving Sony to the demise in the 2000's just as I foresaw, but most corporations once reaching a certain point in growth, just fall victim to greed and corruption). Oh well...?