Toshiba 42ZV650U-Advice on sports and game calibration settings please.

I have an older toshiba, so I don't know if things have changed, since I'm not a professional calibrator. But in the old 42rv530u days (purchased feb 2008), only perefrence could be calibrated at all.

The service grayscale settings where per input, the service settigns for contrast, ect.. where per resolution, and the modes simply overlayed on the those.

Things may have changed though.

basically when you have the idea that you can have multiple modes, the names aren't aren't important.

The only reason I can thing of to pic secondary calibration target is for increased birghtness. The guys in the truck for sports are looking at rec.709 displays, so you should be too. But if you want a daytime, nightime (lights on), nightime (lights off) mode I could see that with brightness at something like 300cd/m (2.2 gamma), 150cd/m (2.2 gamma), 100cd/m (2.3 gamma).

How bout this...

There is only 1 correct calibration for HDTV in the US.
The only variable is how bright you want it based on your room lighting conditions.


All those modes... "sports, movie, game, vivid, ect..." where made up by some in marketing.