Official LG xxLK520 xxLK450 - Page 95

It's always been crooked- I just didn't notice it until I took this photo.

Hmmm, that's a toughie if you're unable to remove the screws without breaking the stand.

i have that similar issue, can it be fixed ? or may someone give a solution to this problem. thanks

PlasmaPZ80U is probably correct. You'll need to call for service.

Hey, guys. Sorry for digging up the thread, but I was wondering if anyone can help me with my questions/concerns or tell me to go make a thread.

So, I just recently realized that my 42LK450 wasn't doing 4:4:4 chroma on my PC (Nvidia card), so I looked up the EDID override fix and did it. During the re-testing and some basic visual "calibration" with the AVS HD patterns again, I noticed that the gamma is apparently off by a decent amount, at least by the standard charts I can find. Just eyeing it, red's around 2.0, green's at 1.8, blue is closer to 2.15, and the gray is around 1.65. This is just using the basic settings (contrast, brightness, color, tint, and color temperature). I've tried setting the gamma on High, but that only drops them by about 0.1.

Is gamma something that can be adjusted any further on this TV with the basic settings? Are those gamma charts like on sites like http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/gamma_calibration.php still applicable to a screen like this? If I want better results than this, would I need to invest in calibration hardware and deal with the various individual settings for the 10-point IRE and all of that, and possibly have to make a color management profile?

Anybody? I'd just appreciate some kind of answer one way or another. The more I read, the more it seems like I'd need to pick up a calibration device (something like an i1Display Pro) and get intimate with the CMS to get much better than the basic setup I've already done.

I figured all of my problems out. Now I must leave something behind, because I simply cannot erase my post. Feel free to delete this post. sorry.
Edited by triplehelix - 4/16/13 at 10:48pm