Has anyone used this camera with an lg 4k hd TV m# 65ub9500. What is the overall quality. Or any suggestions for a camera for this TV.
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I have a Insigna, It looks really good, I did try it on my friend Samsung, and the pic was just as good. Depends on your TV pic
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This camera will work with any TV that has HDMI ports. Quality is great for the person on the other end... for HD quality on your TV the other person needs to have an HD camera as well.
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I have use this camera to Skype and it works well. Had a remote and I am pleased with it. I'm sure there are better ones for more money but for the price this works very well. . My TV is a Vizio.
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I have the 48" model and I am very happy with the picture quality. Decent amount of picture options to adjust to get an optimal picture. I'm very happy with my purchase!
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This camera has stopped working and is about to be returned. I'am reading up on the process of how to return said item. However, the night viewing is of good quality. The sony 700tvl is also a camera with good quality. 36iR leds are a must.
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CCD, the 1080P by Sharp is fantastic. I went with the highest resolution possible and I am NOT dissatisfied. The picture is phenomenal with an HD signal. My wife and I watch this TV in our bedroom more now than the 38" tube HDTV in the livingroom.Go with the Sharp. I do not think you'll be disappointed.
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I'd like to see some pictures from others as well. My 48" TCL's picture is so incredibly grainy, it's distracting. A HD TV shouldnt look like this when displaying 1080 content.
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It's still a damn good camera. Their update to it is better quality but aimed at the professional market. 5 megapixel photos and its hd video setting should work just fine for you. I wouldn't pay more than $90 for it though. The problem with the c920 the other answerer mentioned is that it doesn't have motorized pan or tilt.
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yeah dont get this tv my friends has it. the problem with it is fuzzy picture. i did a comparison with my own 1080p Lns-4095d samsung tv. Even though my tv is relatively older it didnt have fuzzy pic. Also note that both were using hdmi cable. however the LN-T5265F did not want to swtich to a 1080p resolution. everytime we did it got static. also note that all tests were done using a ps3. I recommned a Samsung however not this one.
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Thanks for the feedback. I bought this model. Love it so far. Beautiful picture on HD cable and no TOC problems...yet. Will follow up if I have any.
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Hi David. Can you explain why so many reviewers have said there are bad problems with visual "noise" at so many settings, and even worse in low light? I really want to buy this camera for every other reason, but worried about image quality. Your experience seems quite difference. I also read a pro review that said all the images were soft/not finely detailed because of the Venus processor's over-suppression of the images. What do you think?
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In the earlier reviews, someone recommended this reviewer's post on best settings. I followed these and found them to be better than the built-in selections. Short of hiring a pro, try this first. http://reviews.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lg-lcd-tv/lg-la7400-picture-settings.html
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I'm not sure if I can post links on Amazon forums, but here is an in-depth review with some suggested settings from the Ultimateavmag.com site. http://www.ultimateavmag.com/rearprojectiontvs/807sam5687/index5.htmlBe sure to also check out the CNET reviews and rating.Hope to see my Samsung arrive by the end of the week. I hope that you enjoy yours.M
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Would any of you who own this TV please speak up your experience? I'm considering a buy until seeing this thread. Please help. Thanks. Luan
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Actually it states it can produce near 4k quality images. Quote from description, "In fact, Q+ is the only HDTV to accept a 4K signal-and it will play back at near-4K resolution. (Effective resolution up to 3840x2160)." That being said I wouldn't say it takes a 4k source and downgrades it to "full hd" though that might be the case since it's 1080p but utilizing all those extra subpixels. Technically it would be a matter of how one views their info. I guess we can just call this a Hybrid, an oddball, something completely different from what everyone else is doing. Call it Sharps in between Full HD & 4k. A tv that isn't quite 4k but is better than 1080p. As much as I'd love a 4k set I'm not paying the price of admission like I did w/ LCD/True HD a [wow] decade ago. This is going to the Wish List and I'll be looking for some reviews online
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I'm looking at buying the camera, I'm curious about this too. Hopefully someone will get back to you, this HDMI port is a major selling point for me on this camera.
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What about the L-Max graphics when attached to the tv? I'm looking for a back-up for the time when my L-Max goes again (already did once, and they did refurb it for $50, but for $15, this would be a much better option for all the cartridges we already have...we rarely play this on the road). Can anyone compare the graphics from the L-Max on the tv set to this on the same tv? I would think they'd be the same, since the cartridges are the same, but I'd love to know for sure...
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How is the playback of the choppy file from cam to tv via HDMI? If that's choppy too, I'd suspect it was a recording issue. Does your memory card have a high enough transfer speed to handle the bitrate of that file? I film in the bluray format , and have no issues, however I do use a 600x card.
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Does anybody have any insight for how this performs with documentaries? I read one really insistent review that bashes the LG BD370 performance with 1080i, but I'd like to hear if anybody has practical experience. Most of my Blu Ray discs are BBC documentaries, so if it looks horrid, I'd like to know. How does it compare to standard dvds? Thanks!