--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Patrick Inhofer <elists@...> wrote:
<<I'm just saying that LCDs can in fact accurately display black balance. My reading of this thread was that you and John were saying accurate black balance isn't possible with LCDs.>>
That's not what I said. Here is what I said "but the blacks never look right on LCDs. So a lot of time is spent second guessing and hoping." And I stand by that statement. There is a level of detail missing in LCD blacks that hinders my ability to judge what is truly there.
<< The narrow viewing angle is a non-starter in a single display suite that must accomodate clients.>>
LCD viewing angles suck also. CRTs and Plasmas are the only devices that hold across the viewing angle.
I have a plasma for the clients. When outputting to tape, I watch the return on the plasma with the clients so I know what they are seeing. My plasma blacks always tracked with the CRT. Now, I have grown used to the OLED black, when I am viewing on the plasma I often find myself double-checking the scope to make sure black is at 0. There is that much of a difference.
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