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I had to rewatch that video a few times to understand, but I get it now. Sorry about that. I had no idea about the grayscale dithering. Is that checkerboard dithering or FRC? All said, I'm hopeful to view new OLED tech from Samsung.

I hope not to bring you down my rabbit hole but I will try to make a long story short. I bought the LG CX over a year ago and found I got dizzy every time I tried watching it. I went through all of the suggestions with brightness, BFI, picture modes, etc... I exhausted everything I could find. That ...

Understood. I appreciate the info. This may help clarify that FRC isn't my issue with LG OLED panels then. May be tied to the additional white sub pixel, but I'm shooting in the dark here. That's for another topic I suppose. Thank you.

Thanks for the reply. What gets me is they say “color depth” I’m that except. An 8 bit panel can simulate 10 bit color (FRC) for 10 bit color depth as many monitors do.

I have found conflicting information including reputable review sites about wether the LG OLED TVs, more specifically the CX and C1, are 8 or 10 bit panels natively. I would think for the price, there's no way they are 10 bit panels natively. Yes they can show 10 bit color. I'm just curious. Even LG...

So, over the years, a person's gradual screen upgrades may be accidentally inching the person into nausea territory from motion ailments. This was on my mind after returning the OLED TV. Have you tried these: - Increasing viewing distance; and - "Reduce Animations" accessibility setting on iPad? - ...

Have you verified if latency might be the cause of your nausea? You may not feel the latency but your brain might feel it in an odd way (even if it's just 8ms-16ms of extra lag). Theoretically speaking, that makes sense. Unfortunately, my car has a sizable laggy display (regarding touch input). I r...

I thought temporal dithering was solely my issue, but I am watching HDR content from the PS5 outputting 10 but color to the Epson projector without issue. I really don't know what my issue is with all current Apple products and the LG CX OLED I returned. Could it be temporal dithering algorithms are...

3LCD projection is one of the most stable images possible for projection, yes -- no temporals on good 8-bit LCDs. I wanted to revisit this as it hit me days later thinking about it. What does it mean to be a stable image? I currently have the Epson LS500. I am assuming the 3 panels are 8 bit panels...

Either can. A monitor cannot stop a GPU that does temporal dithering. A GPU cannot stop a monitor that does temporal dithering. Metaphorically (in a kind of way): Temporal dithering is like a filter added to an image and you can't remove the filter. The semantics of whether the GPU or monitor does ...