what is teh difference between dynamic contrast and native contrast?

Question

"Sharp’s state-of-the-art Kameyama factory, producing a 6000:1 dynamic contrast ratio (1200:1 native) and 6ms response time." what does this mean in terms of diplaying, i know what contrast is but i just don't understand when will the dynamic work or when will the native contrast work

Answer 1

In Dynamic contrast you measure the darkest black with the lowest backlight and the brightest white with the backlight all the way up.
Samsung was among the first to use the term because their contrast was lower than Sharp's.
Usually dynamic contrast is 2-5 times the native contrast.
A few of Sharp's TVs have ambient light adaptation which dynamically adjust the backlight based on both the light in the room and the brightness of the picture. If the TV is not modulating the backlight, dynamic contrast is meaningless.

Answer 2

I think this is Flat LCD TV, basically contrast ratio is the comparison between the white and the black dot in the screen the dynamic measurement include the control of backlignt when the picture is dark the backlight will reduces, while the native is the real one with out including the backlight control (usually measures the black and white dot at the same time in the screen).

Answer 3

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