How a TV Works in Slow Motion - The Slow Mo Guys

“The latest 4K TV, LG OLED TV G7”

Filmed with the Phantom Flex and Phantom V2511 between 1600 and 380,000fps
How a TV Works in Slow Motion - The Slow Mo Guys

[Jogwheel]

I think many people probably already knew most of what you explained in this video (scanlines, RBG pixels, etc.); but to actually SEE it demonstrated so precisely with super-high-speed and macro-lenses was truly fantastic. So much different than a normal #SlowMoGuys episode, but this one might honestly be my favorite. GREAT work, Gavin!

[HeavyboxesDIYMaster]

This is the best video you've ever done. Taking an every day object and letting us appreciate the technology more.

[redpowera]

I am electronical engineer of crt TV's for 20 years, and this is my first time in my life who i saw how it works an old crt television! Thank you very very much Gav!

[stanleydenning]

My father was a TV repairman and electoral engineer. When I was thirteen, he explained to me how a CRT tube worked. I understood it but could not picture it in my head. Thanks to this channel, I saw it for the first time. BTW. I am Sixty-One years old now. Our brains run so s l o w...

[Nickayz]

That's the best advertisement for an OLED tv I have ever seen. Awesome.

[Bitplex]

This is probably the most interesting video that you guys have released in my opinion - I was glued to the TV and found it really refreshing...ahem.

[mikefelber]

I remember putting my eyes right up against those huge crt screens as a kid & seeing the rgb bars!

[dizzmancan]

I cannot explain how much I love this video. I spent many years teaching all manner of things related to video. I was over of the most week known trainers in the audio visual industry and this video blew me away. Too see the things I was teaching about captured on camera is awesome!!!

[MohammedAhmed-qhfz]

Quarantine got me learning how a TV works

[Scatteredpast]

I love how slow-mo Gavin is so well spoken and intelligent, and then Let's play Gavin is a screamin oaf.

Amazing.

[HarryUK]

Extremely interesting and well presented! Would love more stuff like this!

[OhMyRoystone]

I'm coming back to this video every now and then, so I want to thank you for it. Super fascinating and brilliantly presented!

[habitsrabbit]

i have always wondered about this..this is amazing! thank you for doing this.

[AuthenTech]

This was one of my favorites you've done! Great job

[honeynfred]

Fantastic. You explained everything so clearly and concisely. Thoroughly enjoyed this. That LG TV was incredible.

[LeonV]

The most incredible thing here is how cameras are capable to capture and slow down images.

[richie]

Wish companies would do more stuff like this to advertise products instead of annoying ads or bs marketing.

[LigegyldigInfo]

This might have been one of your most interesting and useful videos to date. I learned a lot of useful information about TV's.

[tonycolle]

This has got to be one of the best videos you have made. It was both entertaining and informative. Granted you had me with the soccer ball (OK I'm an American) to the face, and a sword going through water bottles is entertaining and does have educational merit. However, something like this video touches on real life experiences and reveals things our unaided eyes could never grasp. Thanks for the great job. Slowing down the little things we encounter in real life so they can be properly observed and better understood is a gift you give us all. Thanks.

[Evaquiel]

omg, looking back at this, he is SO charismatic and chill.