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The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power series debuts September 2nd. Samsung screens will display dynamic creative from the series overlooking New York City's Times Square, London's Piccadilly Circus and Milan's Piazza del Duomo.
Samsung Electronics, the world’s leading TV manufacturer for 16 consecutive years, today announced a collaboration with Prime Video that offers fans the opportunity to experience exclusive 8K content from the much anticipated The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power series only on Samsung’s cutting-edge screens.
Before the September 2nd series premiere on Prime Video, Tolkien fans and newcomers alike also will have early access to exclusive content only with Samsung. Today in New York City, Samsung will host an exclusive sneak peek screening event featuring 25 minutes of content from the series’ first two episodes on its three-story LED video wall at Samsung 837 — its flagship experience center. Starting this week, dynamic creative from the series will debut on Samsung’s landmark LED digital screens overlooking New York City’s Times Square, London’s Piccadilly Circus and Milan’s Piazza del Duomo.
Samsung will be the first to offer series content in 8K resolution through a custom sneak peek with exclusive scenes. Viewers will have the opportunity to experience the epic journey in unimaginable depth and detail on Samsung Neo QLED 8K TVs and “The Wall” 8K Micro LED displays. Opportunities for fans to access the exclusive 8K trailer will be announced soon.
“Collaborations such as this mark a major milestone in bringing 8K — the most premium display technology — to the forefront for viewers,” said Simon Sung, Executive Vice President and Head of the Sales & Marketing Team of the Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. “For the first time, fans can experience the stunning imagery of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power on Samsung Neo QLED 8K TVs.”
“When considering how to immerse our global fans in the world of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Samsung’s exceptional technology and screens felt like a natural fit,” said Andrew Bennett, Vice President of Global Device Partnerships at Prime Video. “Samsung’s depth, detail and incredible passion for the series has started us on an amazing journey together — one we can’t wait for audiences to experience.”
The leader in the development of 8K display technology, Samsung’s Neo QLED 8K series TV’s deliver the most immersive home entertainment experience available today. Whether it’s the stunning vistas of the Khazad-Dûm, the majestic forests of the elf-capital Lindon, or the breathtaking island kingdom of Númenor, fans can experience the Second Age of Middle-earth in pristine 8K resolution thanks to Samsung’s Neural Quantum Processor 8K while being enveloped in the action thanks to Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound — a Samsung technology that follows the action on the screen.
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#6046005 Posted on: 08/28/2022 09:54 AM
TV in this country is 1080i and some times we get 4Ki but 4Ki is probably only the same quality as Blu Ray 1080p.
Our TV is 1080p and its one of those old ones that does 3D think back like when AVITAR came out at the cinema. Anyway I was watching Rango last night on Blu Ray with 3D enabled. Amazing. What happened to 3D?
The dialect in that film is amazing, just love that southern fried talk.
If you ever seen 3D on an OLED, it's simply stunning. I have an LG E6 and an CX. I just love watching 3D movies on the E6.
TV in this country is 1080i and some times we get 4Ki but 4Ki is probably only the same quality as Blu Ray 1080p.
Our TV is 1080p and its one of those old ones that does 3D think back like when AVITAR came out at the cinema. Anyway I was watching Rango last night on Blu Ray with 3D enabled. Amazing. What happened to 3D?
The dialect in that film is amazing, just love that southern fried talk.
If you ever seen 3D on an OLED, it's simply stunning. I have an LG E6 and an CX. I just love watching 3D movies on the E6.
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#6046008 Posted on: 08/28/2022 10:49 AM
Time to visit an optician.
Too much compression will cause artifacts, but it will not make it look 4 times lower res.
we need ultra ultra HD bluray now... imo 4k streaming is a little better then then what Bluray 1080p is, to much compression in streaming, but atlest 1080p streaming look more likre 1080p streaming then cable/satalite 1080p to much compression can make 4k look like 1080p atlest to my eyes
Time to visit an optician.
Too much compression will cause artifacts, but it will not make it look 4 times lower res.
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#6046048 Posted on: 08/28/2022 04:01 PM
To me it does cause compression is worse then it being lower res too me.
PC is only place what you looking at at 1080p or 4k look like it should, so long as it NOT movie/show pre enoceded out side of Bluray.
Everything else horrid amount compression that make res look alot lower then actual is, the less the compression the more true it is to actual res being used. Youtube 1080p isnt even close to 1080p quality let alone there 4k which all made worse by the compression.
And all streaming services are compression the streams,
btw i have 20/20 with glasses on so my glasses arnt issue, and seeing close enough to the screen without my glass to see it, it still look the same cause horrid ammount of compression you have 1080p or even 4k feed that look like shit almost every thing uses, it just most stream do us such extreme compression like youtube or cable/satellite tv
To me it does cause compression is worse then it being lower res too me.
PC is only place what you looking at at 1080p or 4k look like it should, so long as it NOT movie/show pre enoceded out side of Bluray.
Everything else horrid amount compression that make res look alot lower then actual is, the less the compression the more true it is to actual res being used. Youtube 1080p isnt even close to 1080p quality let alone there 4k which all made worse by the compression.
And all streaming services are compression the streams,
btw i have 20/20 with glasses on so my glasses arnt issue, and seeing close enough to the screen without my glass to see it, it still look the same cause horrid ammount of compression you have 1080p or even 4k feed that look like shit almost every thing uses, it just most stream do us such extreme compression like youtube or cable/satellite tv
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TV in this country is 1080i and some times we get 4Ki but 4Ki is probably only the same quality as Blu Ray 1080p.
Our TV is 1080p and its one of those old ones that does 3D think back like when AVITAR came out at the cinema. Anyway I was watching Rango last night on Blu Ray with 3D enabled. Amazing. What happened to 3D?
The dialect in that film is amazing, just love that southern fried talk.
Most tv shows still is in 720p here LOL. I don't care, because I don't watch tv shows...
Watching movies on the Cinema, and playing games on pc