In Reply to: thanks. posted by j_thunders on January 10, 2013 at 13:30:13:
...mimicking someone else's settings on your TV. Been there and done that and my results were disappointing. Skip Best Buy's so-called ISF calibration unless you can get a tech that's certified. Otherwise, get the Video Essentials disc. Probably all you need. (By the way, if you want to get a REAL ISF calibration, see if you can still get hold of Seth Schnaibel at AVS Consulting. He did a Sony for me and the results were fabulous. The bad news is it's going to cost about $300).
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- Don't get your hopes up... - Mr. Dick Hertz 15:58:55 01/10/13 (7)
- RE: Don't get your hopes up... - Jack G 04:20:37 01/11/13 (3)
- B Buy's so-called ISF calibration as I understand it... - Mr. Dick Hertz 12:03:07 01/11/13 (2)
- You are wrong, Dick... - rlw 07:06:20 01/30/13 (1)
- B Buy's so-called ISF calibration as I understand it... - Mr. Dick Hertz 13:40:54 01/30/13 (0)
- boy, that is bad news. - j_thunders 18:53:28 01/10/13 (2)
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- i'm paid up on rugs. - j_thunders 07:23:17 01/11/13 (0)