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ElTopo
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Never said to adapt others setting !
Just interested in other values to compare.
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CasetheCorvetteman
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There is no comparison. That is what we are saying.
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kal
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Location: Ottawa, Canada
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| opv wrote: | That's not ideal.
You should first calibrate your sources to output the correct levels and only then calibrate the projector. |
But that's generally not even possible.
Other than an HTPC (and a video processor - which isn't really a source), you can't adjust output levels. At least I've never seen it. You can't do it on the PS3, satellite boxes, cable boxes, or any Blu-ray or DVD player I've ever seen.
What sources are you using that allow you to adjust the output level?
Kal
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Hulio
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I guess a well set-up CRT with decent tubes shoud end up after calibration with brightness values somewere between 40-55 and contrast 60-75.
When not the case, the PJ may not be in good shape, the tubes are worn, raster size is not ok or simply your screen is to big.
I also belive that for a punchy 3D-like image, a screen width should never exceed 90 inch (230 cm) even for a 9 inch machine.
Again, that's just my opinion, i'm not a calibrator. People with more experience could have another meaning.
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the big E
Joined: 20 Apr 2013
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Location: speedwell Tn.
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| Hulio wrote: | I guess a well set-up CRT with decent tubes shoud end up after calibration with brightness values somewere between 40-55 and contrast 60-75.
When not the case, the PJ may not be in good shape, the tubes are worn, raster size is not ok or simply your screen is to big.
I also belive that for a punchy 3D-like image, a screen width should never exceed 90 inch (230 cm) even for a 9 inch machine.
Again, that's just my opinion, i'm not a calibrator. People with more experience could have another meaning. |
I hate to be a bubble buster but why is most 9inch machines able to work great with a 100+ inch screen?
I know as my nec 10pg is like that
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CasetheCorvetteman
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E, he said 90" wide. My screen is less than that, yet its 125" diagonal.
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stridsvognen
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| CasetheCorvetteman wrote: | | E, he said 90" wide. My screen is less than that, yet its 125" diagonal. |
That must be a 4:3 screen right.?
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CasetheCorvetteman
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No, its 5:4.
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ElTopo
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My settings with brand new P19Lugs in my Cine9 after color calibration.
Brightness: 37
Contrast: 65
cheers
ElTopo
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