Posts by Plasma54321

This is a link to the additional support info that I mentioned in previous post. Fifth Method for Setting Color/Tint Controls - Preventing RGB (>255) Red Clipping http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showp...8&postcount=44

The following thoughts and method came about in order to compensate for the over-saturated Red primary color for my Panasonic TH-42PZ85 HDTV. As previously mentioned in this thread I have calibrated my TV using an EyeOne (i1) Display...

Quote: Originally Posted by PlasmaPZ80U ...if your display has oversaturated primaries that can't be reigned in without turning the color control way too low that may be the reason why you're not satisfied with the filter...

Quote: Originally Posted by booker21 A few questions. Do I look this pattern without the thx glasses I assume. Second, when you mean patches, you mean the blinking squares right? No blue filter - just your eyes. Just the static...

You may what to try and read additional thread comments and information about black level for various display types here. http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...2#post17543062 This article helped me understand what was different...

Quote: Originally Posted by booker21 As i said before, from 45 to 59 all picture is watchable.. with 45-50 picture is more "natural looking" and with 50-59 picture is more "alive" This is why it was hard for me to decide which one...

Quote: Originally Posted by booker21 ...52 looks more realistic. So i`m between 45 and 59 where i`m not sure which one is the correct color. I tried to calibrate with my own eyes, but some faces looks natural.. others looks...

I understand you do not have a colorimeter. I have done some extensive testing of "blue filters" that I have from calibration discs on my Panasonic 42PZ85 plasma TV and this is what I found out. The "blue filter" method will...

This data is a subset of the HCFR data as previously charted (above) except that this data was entered into the ChromaPure dE, LSH and RGB Color Analysis calculator. The 3 sets of color data are for the following Color and Tint settings...

You might be interested in the following article regarding Black Levels of various display types from DisplayMate.com. The article seems to place the DLP between the CRT and a plasma display for gamma. Display Technology Shoot-Out...