I've got a Samsung51 e450" Very Good Tv". I know what a good and bad tv look like,and spent many hours fiddling with tvs to get them looking better.
I've calibrated with video essentials using the100% bright box,approx 15% window size by comparing it to an iPad which is around 6500k and accurate throughout.also full screen grayscale bars calibrated.
I've seen this on 2 plasmas I've had and it's the darkest shade of black is nice and black, but the next shade of black/gray is a lot lighter shade of black/ gray.like there is some shades missing.Also if someone is standing outside on a sunny day the black shirt looks overly black(it should be a lighter shade, not pitch black).
Is there anything that can be done about this ? I only have 2 point white balance on this tv.
Do I have to completely go through Every Step of video essentials? Change adc results?
Also wondering if anyone has what I will call whipping cream like whites in the whitest patches and whites areas.Any solutions ? Go through every step of video essentials ?
Thankyou
I've calibrated with video essentials using the100% bright box,approx 15% window size by comparing it to an iPad which is around 6500k and accurate throughout.also full screen grayscale bars calibrated.
I've seen this on 2 plasmas I've had and it's the darkest shade of black is nice and black, but the next shade of black/gray is a lot lighter shade of black/ gray.like there is some shades missing.Also if someone is standing outside on a sunny day the black shirt looks overly black(it should be a lighter shade, not pitch black).
Is there anything that can be done about this ? I only have 2 point white balance on this tv.
Do I have to completely go through Every Step of video essentials? Change adc results?
Also wondering if anyone has what I will call whipping cream like whites in the whitest patches and whites areas.Any solutions ? Go through every step of video essentials ?
Thankyou