This is defiantly more suited to a living room where you need more than one person watching or you just want to sit in a bean bag next to a few mates playing dark souls on a big screen

Pixel density is 67.78dpi, which is the same as a 32.5" 1080p. So it's quite low. Since this isn't a monitor though, that's fine. You need some distance from this thing, otherwise you can't see the whole image without constantly turning your head. Also, movies and games look fine with lower DPI.darzo wrote:So what's the effect of pixels per inch in the case of the 65-inch monitor versus the 27-inch monitor? Would you say that the 65-inch monitor is akin to say a 27-inch 1080 monitor and 4k at 27 inches should be glory or am I misunderstanding?
Hey Chief, hope you enjoyed CES!Vega wrote:Mark, visit the LG booth and see if the new 5,120 x 2,160 34WK95U can overclock at all.![]()
Also let us know what the new LG 34GK950G G-Sync refresh rate is.
Not all vendors were exhibiting gaming monitors - for example, BenQ Zowie wasn't at this year's CES. I could not find the 34GK950G, it may have been there but as you know, CES is massive.Acclaim wrote:Hey Chief, hope you enjoyed CES!Vega wrote:Mark, visit the LG booth and see if the new 5,120 x 2,160 34WK95U can overclock at all.![]()
Also let us know what the new LG 34GK950G G-Sync refresh rate is.
Any update on the refresh rate/ULMB support for LG's 34GK950G?
I visited Panasonic which was a massive booth, but there was a MASSIVE crowd which made it hard to spend more than a few minutes talking to Panasonic. Then CES 2018 had a power blackout, thanks to unusual floods & rain in Las Vegas. So I had to leave the place to head to Wynn/Encore to visit ASUS (thankfully, the Vegas rain slowed to a drizzle). So, not much content on Panasonic this year from me --Xx123456xX wrote:Chief, were you able check out cameras? Were you able to get any info out of Panasonic regarding the possibility of real-time 120fps in the GH5/GH5S and/or future GH cameras?
Thanks! The real-time 120fps part has me quite excited, as does the 120Hz viewfinder (though this aspect isn't new, I believe several Sony and Olympus models also have this). Rumors have said that the sensor is capable of 4K 120fps, but I doubt that the camera is capable of using this, unless in short bursts. What I really hope is Panasonic has options for both exact 120fps and double NTSC 119.88fps, in addition to 100fps, which is what I suggested on the Panasonic website. I also hope the 120fps isn't limited to 420 8-bit.Chief Blur Buster wrote:I visited Panasonic which was a massive booth, but there was a MASSIVE crowd which made it hard to spend more than a few minutes talking to Panasonic. Then CES 2018 had a power blackout, thanks to unusual floods & rain in Las Vegas. So I had to leave the place to head to Wynn/Encore to visit ASUS (thankfully, the Vegas rain slowed to a drizzle). So, not much content on Panasonic this year from me --Xx123456xX wrote:Chief, were you able check out cameras? Were you able to get any info out of Panasonic regarding the possibility of real-time 120fps in the GH5/GH5S and/or future GH cameras?
Very nice camera! The EVF refreshes at 120fps and it can be able to record 120fps realtime (not slomo). That's all I can confirm from the brief info I managed to glean. I wasn't able to confirm if it was the full 4K rez at 120fps.
That said, some YouTubes are out by others:
Now...that was one really rainy first day at CES 2018. I have never seen Las Vegas ever rain before, and it rained so much for 24 hours. Quite unusual.