Sony usually give a realistic contrast measurement on the Bravia displays.
3000:1 is better than the theatrical DLP projectors used in movies theatres. That is for non-dynamic simultaneous contrast on a checkerboard pattern.
Number that are better than that are always suspect by me. Displays all have there own amount of internal reelections. That means a bright white spot will spread into dark areas reducing contrast ratios.
The Bravias *usually* use the harder to do good in realistic measurements.
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Sony usually give a realistic contrast measurement on the Bravia displays.
3000:1 is better than the theatrical DLP projectors used in movies theatres. That is for non-dynamic simultaneous contrast on a checkerboard pattern.
Number that are better than that are always suspect by me. Displays all have there own amount of internal reelections. That means a bright white spot will spread into dark areas reducing contrast ratios.
The Bravias *usually* use the harder to do good in realistic measurements.