Turning to the quality of the 40EX503's images rather than those of the broadcasts it receives, the news is mostly very good.
Particularly excellent is the 40EX503's black level response, which achieves levels of profundity much deeper than anything Sony has managed before, and actually deeper than that of almost any other non-LED LCD TV we can think of - bar, perhaps, Samsung's B650 models.
It's nice to find, too, that the 40EX503's screen does a great job of soaking up ambient light reflections. But best of all on the black level front, the 40EX503 suffers scarcely at all with that recurring Sony problem of backlight leakage.
Another feather in the 40EX503's cap concerns its motion handling, as it manages to pretty much completely remove judder from the image, even if you only use the Motionflow processing's Standard setting.
Actually, we'd advise that you stick with this rather than going for the High mode, as otherwise you can start to see a few too many processing artefacts. In Standard mode, side effects are restricted to the rare appearance of momentary flickering or shimmering around very fast objects - something that's easy to live with given the benefits the system brings.
The 40EX503's colours, meanwhile, are good, displaying exceptional subtlety when it comes to blends and colour shifts.
The only issues we have with the 40EX503's pictures, in fact, are a) that colours are a tad muted post calibration, and b) they're not quite as crisp looking as we'd like, thanks to a touch of motion blur, and a generally marginally soft tone
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