“Can you explain the difference between local dimming, local array dimming and pixel array dimming to me in details? Thanks”
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It's just the difference between how many dimming zones are in the tv, full array = 1 zone, local dimming = 4-8 zones and so on and so forth until u get to OLED which has per pixel dimming which means instead of an area of the screen being dimmed for the display of "black" objects or darkness, the individual pixels are turned off.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The LG SK8000PUA 4K HDR Smart LED SUPER UHD TV w/ AI ThinQ® - 55" Class (54.6" Diag), Model # 55SK8000PUA is an edge-lit LED LCD TV that features local dimming which is the most common variety of LED LCD TV. The areas that it can dim are much larger than those for a Full-Array Local Dimming TV which is a Direct Lit LED LCD TV. Full-Array Local Dimming refers to an array of individual LEDs behind the LCD panel that are all pointing out towards the viewer. The most common method used to dim these type of TVs is a set number of zones. Each zone is responsible for a certain area of the screen. We are not familiar with Pixel Array Dimming, but it might be just another term for local dimming...^IFV
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