How a OLED 120hz and LED 60hz tv works when filmed in 4K Slow Motion in Macro. What is your 4k led doing with those little pixels to recreate the images that you see. Here we capture a 4K LED TV in high speed at 1000 and 2,000 frames per second to understand what the TV is doing with those pixels, the shape of the pixels, refresh rate and how they make up and construct the image that we see on our 4k TV. The TV that we used was a Samsung 4K led TV with the refresh rate of 240 hertz , we found filming such high speed that there were about ten black frames (which equals 10/2000 of a sec in real time) in between every time the TV processor would refresh the pixels and send the new image information. The 4k led TV simply uses red green and blue sub pixels that make up the actual pixel unit. It's a combination of one of those three colors and different intensity that makes all of the billions of colors that equal the final image that you see on the TV .

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