Official Sharp 2011 LC-70LE735U Owners Thread - Page 14

Originally Posted by satishmovva

Re: DLNA, pretty much all the TV's I have seen have some flaw or other or not play some movies (.MKV or DIVX) for instance. The Bluray players such as the Panny BDT210 do a pretty good job of DLNA and if you have one you can use its DLNA or streaming services rather than those built into the TV. The other option, from what I hear, is to run a transcoding DLNA server on your PC/Mac so it can transcode movies on the fly and feed the TV the format it wants. It takes some horsepower to do transcoding on the fly so it may need a PC/Mac with some oomph behind it.

Originally Posted by JSmathers50

I had the same problem updating as well. Took me a few times & then late at night I just let it go. Woke up the next morning to see it had updated. I had the 733u had an issue with the set not powering up. Called Sharp service & then were more than willing to replace the set. I then asked them how much would it be to upgrade the set to the 735u. They charged me $300, no taxes. The only glitch was they sent me the wrong set the first time around. I got the 732u. They have since sent the me the correct TV. Its nothing but amazing.

Originally Posted by gutcheck2001

Well here are my ISF settings which I paid for. Notice the backlight. I have clouds all over the place. But other then that it is perfect:

...

then the color temp
10 pt on
Position +1
R gain -12
G gain +8
B gain +12

Originally Posted by gutcheck2001

Well here are my ISF settings which I paid for. Notice the backlight. I have clouds all over the place. But other then that it is perfect:

Movie mode
OPC off
Backlight +16
Contrast +36
Brightness -9
Color +8
Tint -7
Sharpness 0

Originally Posted by teebo2345

Gutcheck2001 Thanks! Can you please post the rest of your 10point settings? Also are you using standard color gamut?

I paid for a pro callibration and am not using the settings. The picture was overly yellow and dull with little pop. It definitely was not to my liking.

Originally Posted by gutcheck2001

Well here are my ISF settings which I paid for. Notice the backlight. I have clouds all over the place. But other then that it is perfect:

Movie mode
OPC off
Backlight +12
Contrast +34
Brightness -4
Color +4
Tint -7
Sharpness +1

Motion 120 Low
Quad Pix On
Active contrast off
gamma -1
FM off (for sure)

Digital noise Off or Low depending on source quality

Originally Posted by moovtune

I've spent a few days and many Blu-Ray observations using Gutcheck2001's settings and trying various tweaks to the main adjustments. It's become clear that not all movies look the same with the final settings, all depending on how they're transferred and mastered. I used the following titles and came up with the changes noted above to Gutcheck2001's settings.(Although it's a "quote" the settings are different) "The Devil Wears Prada", "Love Actually", Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Pt. 1, Batman Dark Knight, Salt, Despicable Me, Monsters vs. Aliens, True Grit (2010), Jane Eyre and Ben-Hur. I've settled on this variation of his settings for my 735 and post them only as an alternate to possibly help other users get closer to a look they prefer. The settings not posted from his original post were left the same as he has his. He didn't indicate color gamet - I used Standard.

Originally Posted by EnemyAce

After pre-ordering the LG LW9800 and anxiously awaiting for that set, LG decided to pull this model from our Canadian market. Apparently they are having some major issues and the promised 288 zones is only a third of this, etc, etc.

Anyhow, I gave up on the LG, even though I really preferred the passive 3D technology over active, and have pulled the trigger on the Sharp 70LE735U. It's being delivered this Thursday and I can hardly wait. For the same $$ as what the LG cost, I'm getting a 70" over 55" with some pretty positive early reviews.

The only thing that concerns me is the Active 3D. I know you lose some detail with passive, but it seems to be easier on the eyes to watch, has a much brighter picture and it's nice to have an abundant supply of cheap throw-away glasses to use. What is the experience of those of you who have this set and are enjoying 3D content? Does it cause motion-sickness, headaches, etc after prolonged viewing? Is it exceedingly dark? Are the glasses comfortable and or fragile and annoying to charge?

Seems to be very little in the way of reviews out there from a 3D standpoint, unless I'm missing some, and most focus on the awesome 2D picture this set puts out. Just wondering what the verdict is on 3D?

Originally Posted by jeffokada81

I have owned my 735U for a month now... I have NO complaints. I bought $40 Active glasses after comparing the Sharp model, they are same quality. I have never experienced eye fatigue. If you do not have perfect 20/20 vision, it can cause some stress as my wife have mentioned (she needs perscription glasses) All movies displayed in 3D, the movies' brightness are turned up to compensate for darkness the polarized glasses will cause, so dont see a difference. The SBS conversion works great on your backed up 3D movies into MKV format.

I have gone to demo many 3D tv's, this tv is among the best ones. Can't wait until the new 4000p tv's come out soon. Most movies are being filmed beyond 4000p and cameras are starting to hit the market that record in 4000p this month. =(

Originally Posted by gutcheck2001

I only see the four settings I posted under the color temp.

Originally Posted by teebo2345

There are I believe ten positions, you have posted just 1. We all really appreciate your settings being posted!

I would really love if you could post the rest. Go into your color settings and for example choose position +2 and post those as well.

That way we can all input exactly what you have.

Originally Posted by gutcheck2001

Ah ha!

Ok, here we go:

Poition +1:
R gain -12
G gain +8
B gain +12

Position +2:
+14
+3
+3

Position +3:
-10
+3
-3

4
-10
+1
-3

5
-9
+7
-2

6
-11
+6
+3

7
-7
+11
-3

8
-10
+11
+6

9
-7
+8
-7

10
-29
-6
-2

Originally Posted by HiFiFun

Without a doubt this will be next year hot model: 80", 240Hz and 3D.