In the article is mentioned:
" Then, make sure Adjust Logo Brightness is set to Low. This will have your TV detecting logos (like the one burned into my C7), and lower the brightness on those to stop burn-in there. "
On LG website is mentioned:
You can reduce the risk of Image Retention by manually changing certain settings on your TV.
" Set Logo Luminance Adjustment to high from the OLED Panel Settings in the Picture Menu."
From what i've read so far in few articles and forums, High should be the preferred setting instead of Low...
regards,
It appears to depend on what your TV has:
A) an Adjust Logo Brightness option
OR
B) a Logo Luminance Adjustment option
The TV won't have both. Each has the same end function, but describe opposite things, you see.
"A" should really be written just "Logo Brightness", because "Adjust" is simply the user's action! To avoid burn-in with "A", you are choosing the AMOUNT of brightness logos will have. Since you want the brightness (aka luminance) of the logo to be lessened from the TV's default, you set this to LOW Logo Brightness.
To avoid burn-in with "B", you are actually choosing the LEVEL of ADJUSTMENT to APPLY to the TV's default luminance (aka brightness). Since you want the TV to adjust (change) the luminance as much as possible, you set this to a HIGH adjustment level.
It's ridiculous for users to have to deal with this confusing inconsistency. They should call it luminence or brightness, and stick to that ONE across all products. And just leave the words "adjust/adjustment" out of it; a slider or button choice makes that obvious! Titling options is not rocket science, yeesh...