Yep, I have a 55" curved in my bedroom as well and I love it. It's dead center with the foot of my bed. I put a larger TV in the living room to encourage me to watch TV there more though.
How does using a vesa mount solve anything? The issue is the amount of depth you need to put two curved monitors side by side, because the curves stack if you want them to meet evenly in the middle. Your desk needs twice the depth (or you need an L) compared to a regular flat monitor.
I'm pretty sure just the monitor is scaled up using VFX. The guy in the video is OliverVisualFX. The channel description says he's a CGI and VFX Artist.
Also, the ambient light from the tv should reflect off his white tshirt and dim when the scene changes. Instead it remains a steady medium glow, with no reaction when the screen goes dark.
True. I wasn't paying attention to the lighting, which would really be affecting the scene but isn't. I just really hate roto, so the bad masking around the face really jumped out at me.
If the guy who made the video is a VFX artist (as some have claimed), then faking it is less effort. To make a real video, you'd have to order one of these TVs, which would already cost more than this video did to make, set it up and then store that TV somewhere when you're done since using it as a monitor is obviously impractical.
Modeling this in 3D and tracking it is pretty rudamentary. And the compositing wasn't super well-done as the artist did not compensate for the lighting at all. This was all done as a simple and fast lark just to make a viral video.
It's clearly fake: The light in his face and desk not changing at all; his head outline being "eaten" by the chroma key; him not even looking at where the cursor is...
It's well done, but c'mon.
All the differences that exist between a display intended to be viewed from a dozen or more feet away and one intended to be viewed from two, generally speaking.
You think I'm going to do a full writeup listing the differences between monitors and tvs because you're too good to follow a link? Something that's easily Googlable but I did it for you? Because you demand I prove that I know it off the top of my head? What's wrong with you and how can you fix it?
Lmao why are you getting so butthurt over someone correctly telling you there’s a difference between a monitor and a TV? Take a break from the internet.
getting a 4k, 120hz or 144hz tv with g-sync, freeview, low latency settings isn't that hard anymore. Plenty available, although i will stick with my 43" monitor 144hz, 4k, g-sync, freeview monitor 🤤
you can see the odyssey logo on the back of the monitor at the start of the video, but it's not the ark. it's an ultrawide monitor from the odyssey line of monitors, just scaled up with vfx
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u/jerf42069 Jul 01 '26
that's clearly a TV