XBR8 does the best blacks has a much beter contrast ratio, and uses a much newer version of Motion Flow, but XBR8 is a $7000 tv this year, and my XBR4 cost $4000 last year when i got it. and contrast ratio is not the only difference.[QUOTE="PCgamer687"][QUOTE="ogvampire"]
actually i know alot about HDTVs, but my expertise is in Samsung TV's, not Sony TV's.
the only difference in picture quality would be the contrast ratio. so it shouldnt be that much of a difference. also, when it comes to 'xbr' or '6 series' tvs, the difference in price is usually features that have little to do with picture quality besides the contrast ratio.
like i said, you should look into calibrating your tv
ogvampire
calibrate your HDTV, the picture quality will be much better. especially for xbr's, my friend got one and the factory settings are not good. it can use some adjusting
but your tv's 'black' adjust is not that much lower than the xbr8. when they say is has 'deeper blacks', it usually means it is tested with a calibrating machine, meaning most of the time the average person cannot tell a difference.
oy... i know if i tweak my TV it can look a bit better but the XBR8 is jus ta much better tv contrast ratio of 30,000:1 (XBR4) vs 1,000,000:1 (XBR8) standard backlight vs LED backlight the XBR8 is the best HDTV on the market, and can beat the Kuro Elite in many ways. and ive seen the XBR8 in action, and its much better than my XBR4
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