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This 2010 romantic comedy was the perfect candidate because of the beautiful scenery of Ireland. And boy was it beautiful. The Samsung C8700’s local dimming system does a great job in generating impressive black levels. Black is really black on this television! Motion was also good as the scenery flashed by. It was really smooth. Some don’t like this but I do. Leap year ended in a completely dark room.
During the movie I couldn’t notice that the television was adjusting its brightness dynamically and to be honest during the end I found the screen sometimes too bright. Not sure if the eco system really adjusted the LEDs accordingly. Secondly I watched Avatar. This fast pace movie was perfect because it can really stress the Samsung and show any imperfections. Let me be honest there weren’t many for me but could be for some.
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It all rests on the motion. It’s buttery smooth and almost looks unreal because of it. Some will not like this but no matter the setting I used I couldn’t get rid of it completely. I also noticed artifacts around some of the objects, but it wasn’t a big deal as it only happened once. And I wouldn’t have seen it if I was paying attention to the movie. Color reproductions and black levels were again spot-on. Although I think that most full LED local dimming sets could do better, but that’s only noticeable in a direct comparison environment.
And it’s not like your neighbor will buy one and install it right next to yours for showing. If someone experienced this please contact me and I’ll remove that statement. Blu-rays or legally owned 1080p content are amazing on this set and the real reason why someone would own a television of this caliber in the first place.
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Color reproduction is excellent and black-levels are spot on. Motion isn’t always handled perfectly. I saw some artifacts and some people will find it unnatural no matter the settings. If you’re one of those people than this can be your deal breaker! Gaming Gaming. We all do it, some admit it but few feel proud of it. I connected my PS3 to the Samsung C8700 to test gaming.
Again I don’t have the high-end stuff to measure input lag, this review represents what the naked eye sees. First up was Need for Speed Shift. This EA title was released in 2009 and marked a change for the series. Moving more towards the semi-simulation racer with great graphics and spectacular crashes. The Samsung C8700 held itself well during the tests.
The color reproduction was good and the image remained crystal sharp despite only showing 1280×720 pixels. I did notice some input lag compared to my reference display, a 2ms TNT panel. But for me as a casual gamer I don’t see this as a big issue.
LittleBigPlanet was tested next and the Samsung C8700 nailed it. Input lag was even less of an issue thanks to the slower paced game. The game showed better depth thanks to the sharpness and the size of the display. Further more I saw nothing unusual. Last but not least was the game Resistance 2. This popular shooter sits high with the likes of Call of Duty and Battlefield Bad Company 2. My first impression wasn’t too great with this title.
I found the color tending a bit too much towards the yellows. And I found halos around some of the objects during heavy motion. I got rid of it after some tweaking, but it wasn’t ideal. Gaming was nice on the Samsung C8700 television.
The big size really makes the experience more immersive. I did notice some input lag but it’s not that big of a deal. Glasses Samsung doesn’t provide glasses with the television. Costs are 70 – 130 $ depending on the model you choose.
Your options are limited between Samsung rechargeable or non-rechargeable, the latter working on special batteries. Glasses from other manufacturers don’t work. For this test I used a set of non-rechargeable glasses.
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