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The inbuilt Hexa Chroma Drive Processor renders incoming images through six base colours instead of the standard three base colours. This results in access to more than a billion different colours and incredible colour depth and range. Being a THX certified display, this OLED TV has undergone over 400 individual tests that ensure colour accuracy, tone and accurate image reproduction.
State-of-the-art technology inside—simple, beautiful design outside. Panasonic’s Art and Interior design ethos means this TV was fashioned from high-quality dark metallic finishes that enhance its simple, thin design. That same design simplicity is extended to the smart software running this OLED TV and the touchpad remote that makes this TV fun and intuitive to use.
OLED 4K TV
OLEDs—Organic Light-emitting Diodes—offer greater colour contrast and true black colours thanks to a lack of backlighting. Instead, OLED displays only emit light on a screen where it’s needed by powering individual pixels. Darker scenes are illuminated only where there is light in the scene, resulting in true-to-life contrast.
OLED Viewing Angle
Thanks to OLED technology, light is emitted in every direction from each illuminated pixel, meaning there is no bad viewing angle. This results in no degradation in quality, colour and contrast at drastic side angles. Perfect for entertaining and movie nights.
HCX2 Studio Colour
The HCX2 processor means you get richer colour rendering that’s uniquely programed by a Hollywood Colour expert. This inbuilt processor ensures the brightest scenes are correctly saturated and darker scenes have the correct gradients. Simply put, this is colour creation that is as close to the director’s vision as possible.
Multi HDR Support
Panasonic OLED 4K TVs are designed to support multiple High Dynamic Range formats. From HDR10— which is common on Netflix, Amazon video and Blu-ray content—to Hybrid Log Gamma HDR which is potentially the future of TV broadcasting. Simply put, you’ll have future ready HDR support before it becomes mainstream.
