jerryy - szkoda, że nie chciało Ci się przeczytać także innych recenzji (np. na FlatpanelsHD), znalazłbyś tam informacje, które cię "zaskoczyły"
Panasonic G20 review - FlatpanelsHD
Cytat:
"Color reproduction and accuracy on G20 is good but not perfect. I talked about the THX mode before that was able to provide very accurate colors, but accuracy is one thing gradtion is another. Imagine, for example, a smooth color transition from dark red to bright red. Ideally this would be perfectly smooth displaying all the small steps in red, but the G20 has a tendency to reproduce some of colors in "blocks" divided some section of the gradient into "steps".
It is not critical and the G20 is not an inferior is much similar to G10 in this regard but it is something the plasma technology still needs to improve.
It also detected on motion, because plasma technology is creating some colors by mixing new colors from existing one (called dithering). This is how plasma panels display dark gray tons, by mixing black with white. When rapid movement on the panel occurs it is difficult for the plasma panel to mix colors, because... yeah, they are constantly moving on the panel. You can also experience some shading issues with some colors on G20 (banding-like phenomenon) but again, it’s not much different from the G10 – but inferior to the KURO reference.
Phosphor trailing has not been eliminated on G20 either. Phosphor trailing occurs because of the phosphor that is been activated on plasma panels. When the phosphor emits light and changes state some intermediate colours are displayed – typically green and yellow. And you might experience this in sports or black/white moves.
Response time on G20 is far superior to all LCD-TVs today but phosphor trailing has not been reduced compared to last year’s G10.
Supposedly only the VT20 series will feature the new phosphor structure from Panasonic that should reduce phosphor trailing significantly.
G20 still has some plasma noise, too, from the dithering process. It has not been reduced compared to G10 and Panasonic has not reached Pioneer KURO that still sets the standards on most important separate picture characteristics as well as overall picture quality. If you’re standing around 1-1.5 meters from the 42-inch you can spot the plasma noise."
Pomimo tych uwag TX-P42G20 został bardzo dobrze oceniony:
"We therefore award the G20 series with our Highly Recommended Award."
