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kifayat
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| Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 7:46 am Post subject: Calibration for Samsung LCD |
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Dear Experts amd Members,
I am a newbie here and recently have bought a Samsung LCD (LA32B450 or LE32B450).
People say that its picture has been set for the stores display and you will need to set it for your own viewing environment.
Well, I do not know but here would like to mention that I am using my LCD for STANDARD DEFINITION and would be pleased if any of you provide an adequate picture setting calibration for my LCD.
I shall be HIGHLY Grateful.
Best regards,
MALIK
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kal
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kifayat
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| Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 2:17 pm Post subject: |
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Dear Sir,
Thank you smuch for your reply and refering to a very interesting topic regarding Video Calibration. I know you are absolutely right but Sir, could you please just do a simple and Standard calibrtaion for my LCD.. Ok my Room is 12"x12" no window and a two mily lights... Please just send me a SD VIEWING calibration for test and might be that will be ok BUT being an expert I do believe that what you will send will be great looking...
Looking forward to hear from your good self soon.
Regards,
MALIK
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kal
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| Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 3:09 pm Post subject: |
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| kifayat wrote: | | I know you are absolutely right but Sir, could you please just do a simple and Standard calibrtaion for my LCD.. Ok my Room is 12"x12" no window and a two mily lights... Please just send me a SD VIEWING calibration for test and might be that will be ok BUT being an expert I do believe that what you will send will be great looking... |
You're not undertanding Malik: Every display will require different settings. Even two displays of the same make and model will require different settings. You have to use a meter and calibrate your display. There's no shortcuts. I can't possibly guess at how a certain display at a certain age is behaving from thousands of miles away without ever seeing it. Nobody can.
Kal
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ecrabb
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| Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 4:09 pm Post subject: |
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Kal... Rather than "calibration", our friend from Pakistan may just want a set of better settings than how the set comes out of the box. The groups over at AVS generally have a pretty good handle on that stuff. Somebody will calibrate a display or two of the same make and model and found ballpark settings where some of the settings should be (versus factory defaults), and while those settings may not be "calibrated" by any stretch, they're generally FAR superior to how the display is set when it comes out of the box.
Malik... If all you want are some settings that are generally better than the way the display came out of the box, go here and search for your display model or another in the same series - someone is bound to have posted settings that will be an improvement:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=166
If you want to truly calibrate your display, then as Kal says, you'll need a meter and software to do that properly.
SC
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kal
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kifayat
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| ecrabb wrote: | Kal... Rather than "calibration", our friend from Pakistan may just want a set of better settings than how the set comes out of the box. The groups over at AVS generally have a pretty good handle on that stuff. Somebody will calibrate a display or two of the same make and model and found ballpark settings where some of the settings should be (versus factory defaults), and while those settings may not be "calibrated" by any stretch, they're generally FAR superior to how the display is set when it comes out of the box.
Malik... If all you want are some settings that are generally better than the way the display came out of the box, go here and search for your display model or another in the same series - someone is bound to have posted settings that will be an improvement:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=166
If you want to truly calibrate your display, then as Kal says, you'll need a meter and software to do that properly.
SC |
Thank you Steve, Thank you Kal for your help and support....
Yes Steve you are absolutely right this is what I was looking for.. I will visit to AVSforum and I am sure will get some caliberating setting for my LCD...
Thanks again both of you experts and yeah Kal I studied your amazing Thread of Caliberating... that is your excellent job.
Keep it up.
God bless you..
MALIK
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