Official Samsung UNXXD7000 Owners' Thread - Page 97

Originally Posted by indianlegend83

Hi All,
I need your help with "blurring effect" I was watching some baseball the other day and also some soccer and i saw some blurring on my un55d7000 when there was a quick pass etc ...anyway to get rid of this? or atleast reduce it? What setting i should be looking at? please advise... thank you.

Originally Posted by T_Bro

Thanks nitra!

Over the weekend I got a deal at Costco on their last UN55D7050, which was on display. It was marked down to $1549, but they could not find the remote, two 3D glasses, and docs, so they knocked another $200 off, so I got it for $1349. It also came with the Costco 2 year warranty. After wiping some dust and finger prints it as good as coming out of the box. I ordered the remote and 3D glasses online for $140 and downloaded the ops manual. The 7050 replaces our 7 year old Samsung 50" DLP, which was still working great.

My wife was not sure why I wanted to replace our Samsung DLP, but I told her for the price and the quality of the picture, it was a deal not to pass up. After watching our first 1080P Blu-ray movie (Gangs of New York) on the 7050, she was blown away with how life like the picture was. She said it was like watching a stage play, not a movie. So now I got her approval on the purchase. I like the clear plastic thin frame around the screen, it makes the picture look like its floating on the wall.

But as always happens when I upgrade some electronics, there is a ripple effect. Now with the new 7050, I need a new 3D Blu-ray player. But to use the new 3D Blue-ray player, I need to upgrade my AV receiver to a new one that supports HDMI 1.4.

Originally Posted by T_Bro

Thanks nitra!

Over the weekend I got a deal at Costco on their last UN55D7050, which was on display. It was marked down to $1549, but they could not find the remote, two 3D glasses, and docs, so they knocked another $200 off, so I got it for $1349. It also came with the Costco 2 year warranty. After wiping some dust and finger prints it as good as coming out of the box. I ordered the remote and 3D glasses online for $140 and downloaded the ops manual. The 7050 replaces our 7 year old Samsung 50" DLP, which was still working great.

My wife was not sure why I wanted to replace our Samsung DLP, but I told her for the price and the quality of the picture, it was a deal not to pass up. After watching our first 1080P Blu-ray movie (Gangs of New York) on the 7050, she was blown away with how life like the picture was. She said it was like watching a stage play, not a movie. So now I got her approval on the purchase. I like the clear plastic thin frame around the screen, it makes the picture look like its floating on the wall.

But as always happens when I upgrade some electronics, there is a ripple effect. Now with the new 7050, I need a new 3D Blu-ray player. But to use the new 3D Blue-ray player, I need to upgrade my AV receiver to a new one that supports HDMI 1.4.

Originally Posted by productofusa

Yeah, thats the one I got as well (tho not at that price!) about a month ago. I believe costco calls it 7050 as opposed to 7000 so they dont have to price match. I started with Droozy's settings then mixed and matched between this thread and D8000 thread, then fine tuned with my eye. This panel (h302) is simply gorgeous and seemingly flawless, I dont see any flaws that have been discussed. Although as I mentioned above I haven't used a calibration disc as yet. Be sure to let us know how yours came out.

Originally Posted by T_Bro

Thanks for explanation on model number. Costco always seems to have a slightly different numbering system from other retailers, and the price match reason now makes since. I've also noted my set has the black plastic base as opposed to the crab leg aluminum (I prefer the black plastic base my self, matches my entertainment center. Is the base a Costco thing?

I pursued through this thread noting issues with the display, and have to say I see none of the issues with my 7000. The picture is just unbelievable sharp and bright. I'll try tweaking some of the settings when I get my remote, using the buttons on the back are a pain in the rear.

I started on AVS back when I first got my Samsung HLP5063 at Christmas 2004. At that time trying to find HD content was difficult, now it is commonplace. I use the Direct TV HD package and I'm very happy with it. I eventually added an HD-DVD (we all know what happen there), then went to Blu-ray. So my next evolution is 3D.

My wife uses Skype almost daily to talk to her parents in Russia. I'm thinking of adding the camera to my 7000. Does anyone have any experience with Skype and the camera on the 7000?

Originally Posted by Bri in Mtl

Hmmm...interesting about the black base. What's the model number and mfg. date written on the back of the TV?

I bought the Skype camera and it works great. Clear images.

Originally Posted by Bri in Mtl

Hmmm...interesting about the black base. What's the model number and mfg. date written on the back of the TV?

Dear ,
Transaction #: XXXXXXXXX

Thank you for being a valued Samsung customer. You were submitted for an exchange for model: UN60D7000VFXZA serial number: XXXXXXXXXXXXX. Currently Samsung would like to provide you with an exchange offer of the UN60ES7500FXZA free of charge. Based on the features and specifications of your original unit Samsung feels that this is the most comparable unit based on our inventory. If you would like to review the features and specifications for this model you can do so at http://www.samsung.com/us/.


Please provide acceptance at your earliest convenience to: @XXXXXXXX.

In order to place this order we would need you to confirm/verify the following information:

a) Your address
b) The location of the defective television
c) Your telephone and alternate telephone number

Exchange process and procedures:

The exchange turn-around time is 7-14 business days from the day the offer is accepted (pending availability of inventory). Once we receive confirmation of your acceptance, and if all the above information is verified, the order is placed. Please ensure that the television is not wall-mounted and is readily accessible prior to the arrival of the delivery team. They are not authorized to mount or install any televisions, but they will ensure that it is working prior to leaving. If there is any damage to the television upon delivery the delivery team will confirm, reject the shipment, and call us right away; otherwise, the swap will be done at the location of the defective unit. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at xxx-xxx-xxxx.

Best Regards,

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Exchange & Refund Department

Originally Posted by dweilbacher

Update on my TV.

History: Purchased in December. Starting seeing a small, bright white line going from the right corner to the middle of the screen. Slowly got bigger and wider. Now have 2 white lines. Tech repair said uniformity issue and the panel needed to be replaced. However, after 2 months of looking for a panel (mine is the 60 inch D7000), they gave up.

So contacted hhgreg to do a replacement. But they don't have any more 60D7000s. They also don't have any 2012 60ES7500. So finally called Samsung. They were very easy to work with and very understanding (I was surprised how easy this has been now that I'm working directly with Samsung). They agreed to replace the TV with the ES7500. Below is offer (Email):

Originally Posted by bsc2321

Can someone give a quick explanation of the uniformity issue. I think I may have this with my TV, but not 100% positive. Thanks.

Originally Posted by ericuf

I've been reading a lot of technical "specs" for the d7000 60" LED that give a lot of numbers regarding input lag and motion blur.

I'm simply wondering, can you play games on-line adequately? Thanks!!

Originally Posted by nitra

Mine plays fine, I've only encountered one game "Sonic Generations" that required me to turn on game mode. I have everything passing into a Denon AVR which auto detects content, games, movies etc.

Originally Posted by nitra

3311-CI

Some lesser models of the Denons don't have "RGB Enhanced" settings, make sure yours does before you buy it, if not, it can clip black levels.

Originally Posted by ericuf

1) I have all of my HDMI inputs through my stereo receiver. I just realized, however, that it may be better to have through the TV so that each is dialed in specifically to the settings I want for that input?

2) I can not figure out how to get the QWERTY remote to work ... I finally got it so it paired, and I see what I'm typing on its keyboard, but the TV does not respond at all ... ?????

Originally Posted by ericuf

Is there a calibration thread on this forum? I can't seem to find it, except for the samsung D7000 plasmas .. ???

Originally Posted by ericuf

Is there a calibration thread on this forum? I can't seem to find it, except for the samsung D7000 plasmas .. ???

Originally Posted by nitra

That $150 colorimeter has some serious issues with greens, it's been documented.
Here's my ISF on the H303 panel.

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...8#post21527828

Originally Posted by kanti123

I have tried your setting Nitra and ran some test with colorimeter. My room is completely dark, when I took gamut measurement, color and gamma. It's way off, what in saying you can't just take some one else settings and put it on your tv.

Originally Posted by Andre Smith


Sure you can. Nitra's ISF settings are much better than the factory default settings and made a huge improvement on my TV. Isn't that what it's all about?