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Recensione KURO 5090
"Whenever the Pioneer PDP-LX5090 was powered on from standby, it would display a lighter black level of 0.076 cd/m2 for about 15 seconds, after which the on-screen brightness would drop in 3 quick successions to settle at the plasma's idling luminance. If a completely black screen (e.g. blank input or 0% stimulus test pattern) was held for longer than 45 seconds, the screen would automatically switch off (i.e. achieving zero luminance), and remain so until there's a change in on-screen content, at which point the whole cycle would repeat (meaning that the PDP-LX5090 would behave as if it'd just been powered on from standby, and begin again with 0.076 cd/m2 blacks).
Using the Macam L203 Photometer, we measured idling luminance (which also represented the calibrated black level) on the Pioneer PDP-LX5090 Kuro plasma to be 0.0031 cd/m2. This comprehensively smashes the previous black level record held by its predecessor the PDP-LX508D (0.015 cd/m2) if we discount the Samsung F96 LED-driven LCD TV which is capable of delivering 0 cd/m2 blacks but only when there's little to no content on screen."
Recensione KURO KRP500 (Pannello professionale)
"No other TV can currently hold a candle to the KRP-500 in terms of reproducing deep blacks. In the lab, we determined an almost invisibly low residual illumination of just 0.007 candela per square meter, meaning we could hardly perceive it despite our greatest efforts. This typifies Pioneer's "Kuro" range, to which this set belongs more than any other: "Kuro" is Japanese for black.
Residual illumination on the comparison device, the PDP-LX 5090, was almost three times brighter than the KRP-500, with a darkest black of 0.02 candelas per square meter. The consequence of the nearly perfect black level is the huge in-picture contrast of 20,500:1 - this means that white points in the image shine up 20,500 times brighter than black ones. On the PDP-LX 5090, the in-picture contrast is "only" 9,000:1. This doesn't mean the 5090 is a poor device - far from it - this value actually places it well among the top devices. It resides happily just behind the KRP-500, with the second deepest black, and the second highest in-picture contrast ratio."
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