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re: "Professional" TV Calibration: Is it worth it?
Posted on 11/5/13 at 12:56 am to Ace Ventura
Posted on 11/5/13 at 12:56 am to Ace Ventura
To the OP. Read "spocks eyebrow's post.
A true calibration uses equipment and computers to calibrate the tv to your specific room. Also, many TVs have hidden menus that have more calibration features.
True calibration isn't just editing the sharpness and contrast.
Don't pay for the service. Research good tv calibration sensors and the few really good PC programs that are free.
If you find a sensor that is compatible with the free software a them you can do it on your own.
Visit AVS forums.
A true calibration uses equipment and computers to calibrate the tv to your specific room. Also, many TVs have hidden menus that have more calibration features.
True calibration isn't just editing the sharpness and contrast.
Don't pay for the service. Research good tv calibration sensors and the few really good PC programs that are free.
If you find a sensor that is compatible with the free software a them you can do it on your own.
Visit AVS forums.
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Posted on 11/5/13 at 10:50 am to The Eric
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Visit AVS forums.
That's what I did for a start. I then tweaked it from there to my liking. Most of the calibrations will feel too dark. I usually set up different modes: nighttime, gaming (video games and football), daytime.
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