Dynamic Contrast Ratio Question(s)

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Dynamic Contrast Ratio Question(s)

11-12-2008, 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Branden

dynamic contrast is the artificial manipulation of the image histogram, it is a setting that can be turned on/off. on my TV it's called Advanced Iris.

Incorrect. Your set may use this term for some kind of contrast manipulation, but that is NOT what dynamic contrast ratio is. Read the article if you choose not to believe me.

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