I was able to set up a pursuit camera test and I took one good shot.
So here's the Samsung C27FG73 a 144Hz with response time set to fastest:
About the crosstalk test: I've inconsistent results, meaning that most of the times in the center crosstalk is pratically absent while sometimes it's there but it seems it happens when vertical synching (back porch?) is shoot. I'll build up a sequences of photos to show you.
Looking for a 27" non-TN FHD 144Hz strobed monitor
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Re: Looking for a 27" non-TN FHD 144Hz strobed monitor
Very good first attempt at a pursuit camera at http://www.testufo.com/ghosting.
(What sliding technique are you using? -- the $0 Sliding Tupperware Technique )
It's a better pursuit than some actual monitor reviewers.
Also, VA panels are very temperature sensitive, so you will have noticeably better pursuits after 30-minutes of monitor warm-up time.
My assessment is that Samsung is generally doing a good job at VA strobing; this is one of the better low-crosstalk images for a non-TN panel; I've often seen much worse. The main complaint with the Samsungs are the purple ghosting hues for dim colors -- are you getting any of those Samsung purple-ghosting artifacts?
(What sliding technique are you using? -- the $0 Sliding Tupperware Technique )
It's a better pursuit than some actual monitor reviewers.
Also, VA panels are very temperature sensitive, so you will have noticeably better pursuits after 30-minutes of monitor warm-up time.
My assessment is that Samsung is generally doing a good job at VA strobing; this is one of the better low-crosstalk images for a non-TN panel; I've often seen much worse. The main complaint with the Samsungs are the purple ghosting hues for dim colors -- are you getting any of those Samsung purple-ghosting artifacts?
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Re: Looking for a 27" non-TN FHD 144Hz strobed monitor
Yes, kinda the cheap way: I've made a camera holder with a 12mm cardboard and using a rectangular metal pipe clamped on my desk
And you're right I am very happy by the results. I took the photo a 1/160; I've another all around camera to shot with and maybe it has 1/150 to better match the monitor refresh.
I've read about the purple ghosting hues on VA panels but I didn't notice any. Which are the best test and colors combination to spot them?
PS: I am now using the monitor at about 160cd/m2 by lowering the RGB values to the lowest and adjusting them to better match the 6500K color temperature, which in my case are R and B at 0 and G at 15. By the way the monitor gray scale is pretty good overall only adjusting them, of couse I calibrated it after for better results using the ICC profile and the 3D LUT (for MadVR ).
And you're right I am very happy by the results. I took the photo a 1/160; I've another all around camera to shot with and maybe it has 1/150 to better match the monitor refresh.
I've read about the purple ghosting hues on VA panels but I didn't notice any. Which are the best test and colors combination to spot them?
PS: I am now using the monitor at about 160cd/m2 by lowering the RGB values to the lowest and adjusting them to better match the 6500K color temperature, which in my case are R and B at 0 and G at 15. By the way the monitor gray scale is pretty good overall only adjusting them, of couse I calibrated it after for better results using the ICC profile and the 3D LUT (for MadVR ).
Re: Looking for a 27" non-TN FHD 144Hz strobed monitor
Here is a better pursuit camara shot (better balance and sharpness):
http://zermak.altervista.org/varie/purs ... t_best.jpg
And here is the crosstalk test:
http://zermak.altervista.org/varie/crosstalk_test.jpg
http://zermak.altervista.org/varie/purs ... t_best.jpg
And here is the crosstalk test:
http://zermak.altervista.org/varie/crosstalk_test.jpg