Contrast Ratio is defined as the ratio of luminance or brightness between the brightest color (white) to the darkest color (black) that a display is capable of producing. It is expressed in ratio, a:b, where a is the brightest white and b is the darkest black.

Example: An LED Display has a contrast ratio of 1000:1. This means that the white image is 1000 times brighter than the black image.

Contrast Ratio affects our ability to see details in what is shown on a digital screen. We can see finer details if the difference between the light and dark areas is distinct. The higher the contrast ratio, the more details you can see on a display whether it shows a photo, text, or video.

A high contrast ratio should always be desired in any display, as poor contrast results to low quality content.

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Despite the myth that it does not do so, LED Displays consume lesser power consumption than other mediums of the same kind. The low power and energy-efficient part is the LED itself.

Even in TVs, using LEDs for backlighting saves 20% to 30% of power consumption. This consumes less power than cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFL) used in LCD televisions.

Power consumption actually depends on resolution, brightness and usage. For example, displays having different applications: indoor and outdoor.  Both may have different resolution and brightness levels resulting to different power consumptions.

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Inewvation Ergo Series III provides high-resolution photos and videos with wide viewing angle. It is suitable for indoor events, retail shops, digital interior design, advertising, TV studio, and many more applications. It has a user-friendly design making it easy to install and more convenient for transportation.

Inewvation Ergo Series III also has a patented cabinet design securing each module and ensuring perfect alignment and flatness. Its calibration is done thoroughly diode-per-diode to achieve uniform color and brightness. Each cabinet’s framework design includes handles for easier setup.

With its high definition output, Ergo Series III is one of the high-quality products offered by Inewvation.

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Also known as bit depth, color depth refers to the number of colors that can be represented by a display.

Basically, an LED Display is composed of three main colors– red, green and blue, and their color shades. In every color, 2 to the power of N (number of bits used) gives the number of shades. While maximum number of colors can be calculated through multiplying the number of shades achieved per color.

Example:

8 bits is used for every color of an LED Display. Thus, the color depth is 24 bits and the total number of colors is calculated as follows:

Number of shades: 2⁸ (2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2) = 256 shades

Number of colors: 256 x 256 x 256 = 16,777,216 or 16 million colors

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Some believe that LED Displays emit too much heat. This is not true.

The heat conducted of an LED Display is distributed efficiently throughout the display (some displays store heat in a sink), making it at a normal temperature. LED Displays are designed to convert higher percentage of electricity in to light, that is why they generate lesser heat.

Moreover, indoor and outdoor LED Displays nowadays are customized depending on the environment it will be used. For example, outdoor displays normally require air conditioning system, fan, or customized cabinet appearance like Inewvation Wind-Thru LED Displays, while Inewvation indoor displays use die-cast aluminum parts in manufacturing.

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Determining the appropriate brightness for your displays is important, as it affects the display’s visual performance, most especially, how your audience appreciate your digital display.

Nits is the unit of measurement of luminance or the intensity of visible light. One nit is equivalent to one candela per square meter (cd/m2).

Nowadays, most of the outdoor digital displays are equipped with light sensor that controls brightness either manually or automatically during the day and night.

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Zips Camera perfectly displays point-and-shoot and DSLR cameras with its adjustable mount that ensures merchandises are easily centered and adjustable stand that supports large DSLR lenses. It has an available lens sensor for DSLR cameras and flashing red LED indicating alarm protection to the system.

This easy-to-use solution also has a locking shuttle that provides access to OEM battery for bi-weekly charging and secures the battery while on display, and sensor cable designed for daily easy removal.

InVue’s Zip Camera provides great customer interaction through its “open air” cable and magnetic seat ensuring camera on display will be left in good orientation.

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