u/diytech123

I own 77 inch LG C9 (2019 model) with 5000 hours on it. Bright as new and sharp as ever just like new and no burn in. Wanted to buy my next tv for a bright room, so I was shopping for an LG G series but came across an Open Box Fair condition LG M5 77. I got excited and brought home a local Best Buy. Guy told me that it a display model worth no burn in. Came home and hooked up, tv has 3000 hours with severe Xbox logo burn in. I bought GeekSquad warranty as well. Should I simply return this?

I own 77 inch LG C9 (2019 model) with 5000 hours on it. Bright as new and sharp as ever just like new and no burn in. Wanted to buy my next tv for a bright room, so I was shopping for an LG G series but came across an Open Box Fair condition LG M5 77. I got excited and brought home a local Best Buy. Guy told me that it a display model worth no burn in. Came home and hooked up, tv has 3000 hours with severe Xbox logo burn in. I bought GeekSquad warranty as well. Should I simply return this?

I am traveling via Dubai. I booked my flight after the peace deal got announced. Now looks like things are worsening. Any thoughts?

I am thinking of getting these Tamron primes based on reviews and info on Internet. Can anyone share their thoughts and images on them with respect to Sigma/Canon/Native GF lenses? I have just ordered and waiting for my GFX 100s used.

I am curious whether anyone have tried to see how Canon EF 16-35 iii fares against GF native lens (20-35 or like). I am trying to figure out to go for GF or use Canon with Fringer adapter? I heard EF glass is good after 20mm. How about short end at 35? Thanks

I am an ex Fuji x-series shooter now shooting z8. Never satisfied SOOS files of z8 after 8 years of shooting Fuji. Want to get a GFX 100s used. Any advice? Should I pony up for more money to 100Sii or 100ii or be content with z8? Money does matter at the moment for me, with GFX Body and lenses quickly add up

Looking for recipes for best looking skin tones. Coming from Fuji, I was pampered with film simulations such as Velvia and Classic Chrome. Velvia stood out in indoor settings while it's not true to color, it made people look more beautiful than they were creating an aura of magic in my photos. I tried using some of those sims using Nikon recipes and tyd results are awful. Is Nikon's own Standard profile seems to be little weak.

Any suggestions appreciated.