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The best features a TV must have for an Ultimate Home Theatre Setup
by Tanjni Pache Content WriterThe shift from viewing cinema in a hall to indoors seems surprising but is pragmatic. The level of technology has become so astonishing that people prefer watching cinema at home instead of a theatre. Besides, the advantage being that there are a plethora of choices, you don’t have to spend extra money on a ticket or worry about the perfect seat. The 4K TVs have proved to be a game-changer in all aspects. With exquisite display features combined with cutting edge technology, you can create the perfect home theatre scenario in your home (irrespective of space) if you have the right TV. The following explains the type of TV you need for seamless home theatre experiences if you don’t prefer the projector:
Often we argue about the perfect display size as they say the bigger, the better. But everything needs to be considered. The room dimensions, space and your distance from the screen matters. Since home theatres require either way bigger screens, a considerable size is the 65-inch screen.
The 65 inch LED TV is an impressive size to capture all your attention. From wide panoramic scapes to small details, the size is well enough to replicate the feeling that is generated by a cinema screen.
Now that you have a big screen to browse through numerous watchable options, you need features that can enhance your display; something that makes the content so mesmerising that you totally consider watching TV over cinema hall any day.
Following are some of the most considerable options for your home theatre television-
4K- As previously mentioned in the introduction, 4K redefines watching television. When you thought nothing gets better than FHD, the world was awestruck when UHD was introduced. A 65 inch ultra HD TV will augment it even more. With the brilliance of a 4K anything you thought wasn’t possible in TV now is. Small or big, every little facet of information will be visible to you.
MEMC - Known by an array of monikers, MEMC smoothens the motion to create the ‘motion-blur’ effect you obtain via a DSLR camera. For a motion picture, it represents the scenes in 60 fps-like mode. If you pause a screen, you’ll realise the motion-blur. How wonderful it will look watching any film or television series in the sports mode.
Micro-dimming - This is an amazing innovation of technology where the screen-intelligently analyses all its areas and represents the screen brightness and darkness with such finesse that your eyes won’t face any difficulty while seeing the screen. Be it a sunny room or under dim lights, the picture will adjust accordingly.
Now that the visual qualities have been discussed, here comes an equally important aspect- the sound. For a theatrical impact you don’t just need any sound but a proper cinematic sound system. A 5.1 or 7.1 Surround System will give the desired effects that can truly recreate the larger than life impression that you expect in a cineplex. In fact, you can optimize the sound as per your convenience, something which can never do in a multiplex. You can even change it to 3D sounds and get absolutely realistic effects from scenes like the passing of a jet plane, binaural effects in a song, cricket/birds chirping, etc. For speakers, a recommended brand remains the splendid sound creators, Harman Kardon. The brand constantly breaks barriers in audio technology. If you catch the latest drama/action series on Netflix or enjoy EDM music on YouTube, the combination of pristine video quality and exemplary SFX will create magic right in front of your eyes.
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