We also sit about 8-10 feet from the screen. One aspect of going with a 4K TV,
it turns out, is that with a higher resolution TV, you want to sit closer than
you would with a lower resolution TV.
I went with the LG OLED C9 55 inch (now out with the C2! They rolled the number
over after 9.) and it was the most astonishing transformation in TV viewing
I've ever experienced!
Coupling it with a 4K UHD Blu-Ray, was also a giant leap forward. This combined
with all the streaming services now putting out 4K UHD content, it's become
quite the experience.
Larry, in Seattle
On Wed, Aug 10, 2022 at 9:06 PM Peter Klein <boulanger.croissant@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Can a guy who still watches a 21 inch TV with a picture tube (yeah, I
> know) find happiness with a 32 inch LCD TV? For movies, we have lately been
> using my wife’s ~1900 x 1000 computer screen. A 32 inch TV would fit nicely
> on the stereo cabinet in our living room. We’ve just been on a trip, and
> the 32 inch TV in the rental house we stayed in seemed big enough, at least
> watching “character movies“ rather than scenery movies.
>
> I keep reading how to be a really cool kid, you need at least a 65 inch
> screen with 4K and QLEDs and zone brightness and blah blah blah. I’m
> honestly not sure how much those features would matter to me. Of course,
> being a photographer, they might matter more than I think. But a bigger set
> would totally dominate our small living room, says my wife. We sit about
> 8–10 feet from the TV.
>
> Those of you who have been through this process, what do you think?
>
> -Peter
> From my phone with tiny keys and slightly addled voice recognition
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