Wide Dynamic Range - Sony BVM-E250 Manual

Quick Response with Virtually No Motion Blur
The Sony OLED gray-to-gray switching speed (measured in microseconds, s) is much faster than that of the LCD (measured in
milliseconds, ms).* This fast response benefits a variety of applications and uses. For example, in sports broadcasting, when
camera pans would become blurred with an LCD, they remain sharp and clear with OLED. And with moving titles or graphics,
when text can be difficult to read on an LCD, OLED displays clear text, regardless of speed or direction.
* Test results by Sony
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Start Level [%]
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Wide Dynamic Range

Sony OLED technology has the ability to control each
individual pixel from an absolute black to peak white. Each
pixel can display the entire dynamic range of the image with
no interference to the adjacent pixels.
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Destination
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LCD
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LCD
LCD
Advantages of the Sony OLED Technology
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Sony OLED
Sony's OLED
CRT
LCD
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Contrast ratio
Sony OLED
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Destination
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Level [%]
OLED
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Simulated images
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Simulated images
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