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post #12751 of 15320
Not understanding all this love for MOVIE MODE. At all. It makes this fine TV look dull and washed out. I watch movies in a dark room, and I still don't "get it".
post #12752 of 15320
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Originally Posted by turboman123 View Post

Hello 10k,
This is looking good.
With standard picture mode, I noticed something strange on my panel: the green saturation curve on the CIE chart is "twisted":
- the 100% saturation point is shifted towards red
- the 75% saturation point is shifted towards blue.
When I calibrate the settings at 100% saturation, I get a strong shift at 75% saturation. And when I calibrate at 75%, I get a strong shift at 100%. In the end, I used an average of both calibration settings, with a "medium" shift at both points.
Can you check this out?
Hello Turboman,
I am still working on calibrating standard mode but I thought I would try and investigate the "twist". I have done a pretty good grayscale calibration using 10% APL patterns and have also set brightness high and offsets low to try and defeat CE dimming. Here are my CIE results cie charts (Click to show)
Standard mode calibrated at 100% luminance, 100% reference

Standard Mode calibrated at 100% luminance, 75% reference

Standard Mode calibrated at 75% luminance, 100% reference

Standard Mode calibrated at 75% luminance, 75% reference
Here are the settings for each of those sets of results, you will note all white balance etc is same and only color settings have changed standard 100lum calibrated settings (Click to show)
Backlight 14
Contrast 75
Brightness 55
Sharpness 15
Color 50
Tint 50/50

ADVANCED SETTINGS
Dynamic Contrast Off
Black Tone OFF
Flesh Tone 0

COLOR SPACE
Red 36 4 0
Green 0 50 0
Blue 0 5 54
Yellow 52 50 0
Cyan 12 49 50
Magenta 44 5 50

WHITE BALANCE
12 13 12 27 33 1

Gamma -1
Motion LIghting Off

Picture Options
Color Tone Warm2
Noise Filters Off
HDMI Level Normal (Low for bd/cable)
Auto Motion Plus Clear
LED Motion Plus On
standard 75lum calibrated settings (Click to show)
Standard (75% lum calibrated colors)
Backlight 14
Contrast 75
Brightness 55
SHarpness 15
Color 50
Tint 50/50

ADVANCED SETTINGS
Dynamic Contrast Off
Black Tone Off
Flesh Tone 0

COLOR SPACE
Red 36 0 0
Green 19 45 19
Blue 0 6 54
Yellow 52 50 0
Cyan 12 49 50
Magenta 40 0 40

White Balance
12 13 12 27 33 1

Gamma -1
Motion Lighting Off

PICTURE OPTIONS
Color Tone Warm2
Noise Filters Off
HDMI Black Level Normal (Low for bd/cable)
Auto Motion Plus Clear
LED Motion Plus On
standard calibrated for 100pc lum.zip 5k .zip file
Some general notes about standard mode:
Blue push: I am seeing the same blue push that Jestered was showing last week or so. To combat that I had to raise green gain in white balance and lower blue gain to 1. I kept raising green gain until blue stopped clipping. This caused overall clipping though and I had to lower contrast to 75.
CE Dimming: Based on prsut (?) method I tried to get a more calibrated approach using 10% APL patterns. I set brightness at 55 and worked from there, leading to white balance offsets of 12 13 12. I watched some of the darker scenes in skyfall and it doesnt look like black is crushing and also I don't notice CE dimming so yay.

Unfortunately I am having trouble getting accuracy at all saturations across 100 and 75 luminance. The HCFR workflow is hampering me here and I am not sure it is worth it since I already greatly enjoy Movie mode and I have a near perfect calibration there. With backlight at 14 in standard mode it does make a good daytime viewing mode. I may just set CMS to Auto and be done with it and use standard w/o CE dimming for daytime viewing and sports.
Edited by 10k - 2/24/13 at 12:39pm
post #12753 of 15320
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Originally Posted by Ricoflashback View Post

I did a "Picture Reset" yesterday in "Movie" mode (1047 update) and after some tweaking (No Dynamic Contrast, Backlight to 10, Contrast to 90, Sharpness to 35, Brightness to 45, Auto color with Standard color settings - Standard AMP) - - the PQ is unbelievable!

I have always been a "Standard" fan - - and now I'm watching everything in "Movie" mode - - pretty much all the time with "Default" settings.
Give contrast at 100 a shot, movie mode doesnt clip even with contrast at 100 across all the panels people have measured here so bumping it up should be win/win for you.
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Trade-offs? Minimal clouding or flashlighting - - but not on the picture - - only when you transition from real dark scenes - - when the screen goes pitch black. Otherwise, unbelievable! My sanity check test is CNN and for the first time - - “Movie” mode looks better than Standard - - default settings with some tweaks. It’s worth a try - - you can always go back to your favorite settings.
Try "black enhancer" set to "on". I noticed that it does help out a little with the clouding in movie mode and doesn't appear to crush blacks at all.
post #12754 of 15320
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Originally Posted by zombie1210 View Post

Pretty sure TS01 is preferred.

Mine has been flawless. Purchased a week and a half ago from BB.

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but does this mean are there different screen options for the ES8000 then?

I have had 2 of the HS01 panels, maybe I should try a TS01 with the possibility it may be better that what I have??
post #12755 of 15320
Checked to see which ES8000 spec's produced the worst conditions in terms of clouding/bleed and vertical banding. To my surprise, I have both - 65 inch and MH02 panel. I went to check some of the pics that owners uploaded of the vertical banding and it definitely looked bad in some of the images.

But to my amazement, the banding I was seeing wasn't from the uploaded images, it was from my own screen.
here's a full screen pink jpeg


But it's really noticeable in dim movie scenes.


So what would bother you more? My unit's clouding or the vertical banding?



The vertical banding is so bad, I can see it as I write this message.
post #12756 of 15320
For anyone curious, BB will price match the 1950$ for the ES8000+Galaxy Tab 2.0 deal from tigerdirect.
post #12757 of 15320
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Originally Posted by trufans View Post

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but does this mean are there different screen options for the ES8000 then?

I have had 2 of the HS01 panels, maybe I should try a TS01 with the possibility it may be better that what I have??
TS01 is the 55". Someone mentioned they got a TS02 55". The different size ES8000's are all different panels and even manufactured by different companies. I dont think there's much room to shop around for a specific panel. In general the 65" are more susceptible to banding, especially compared to the 60"
post #12758 of 15320
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Originally Posted by TKS64 View Post

Hi
Have tried to read all 12000+ post here since I bought my 65" two weeks before christmas. (Present to myself:)). Very interesting read. The ES65 replaced my two year old PS63 Samsung plasma. The screen turned more and more red, (starting in the upper right corner), and I got the panel replaced on warranty and sold it.
I Live in Norway and do not have the same FW numbering as you refer to, I have 2003.4.
My ES65 do not have any flashlighting, clouding or banding.

What I have is a annoying semicircle beneath the camera when watching dark scenes. The semicircle is darker than the movie itself. Cannot remember reading about anyone else having this problem.
Any suggestions ? I can turn backlight down until i vanishes, but then the black becomes crushed to much and I loose details in the picture.

Thanks in advance. smile.gif

A 65 with no banding? groundbreaking smile.gif I read somewhere about someone with the same semicircle issue, I think it was a fault and had to be returned.
post #12759 of 15320
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Originally Posted by arenaman View Post

I read somewhere about someone with the same semicircle issue, I think it was a fault and had to be returned.

Whats the semi-cirlcle issue ? My 24 hr old 65ES already has severe clouding and banding, let's see if I can go 3 for 3 and get a trifecta.
post #12760 of 15320
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Originally Posted by esoxlee View Post

Whats the semi-cirlcle issue ? My 24 hr old 65ES already has severe clouding and banding, let's see if I can go 3 for 3 and get a trifecta.

A semicircle shadow on the screen beneath the camera, photos were posted, can't reacall whether it was on this or the UK forum. Your photos look poor, get it returned.
post #12761 of 15320
Hello all, I've updated the spreadsheet recently (mainly to add 10k's latest movie settings for my own personal convenience, thanks 10k smile.gif)

I removed the 3D row, so if anyone would like to share their 3D settings (or if anyone ever does a 3D calibration), they can just put it in parentheses with the picture mode used; so for example "Movie (3D)".

Thank you everyone!
post #12762 of 15320
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Originally Posted by galonzo View Post

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Originally Posted by turboman123 View Post

hello Galonzo
I wanted to update my settings after my last calibration, and then I saw that I have colums in "Calibrated", in "Master" and in "55size". That makes it confusing and a lot of work to update (unless copying colums is possible. did not try). So I just deleted the entries, and kept two columns in "Calibrated": one for Movie and one for Standard.

turboman123, yes, copy and paste is possible, but if you prefer, I can do that part if you want to just worry about the one sheet...

turboman123,

Thank you for updating your settings in the spreadsheet, I added your settings back into the "Master" sheet as well as the "55" sheet; and like I said previously, you can only worry about updating your settings in the "Calibrated" sheet if you prefer. I'm still contemplating keeping the different size sheets, as they were added for easier comparison among similar-sized panels.

Also, I noticed your Movie setting for Magenta-Blue says 46 in the spreadsheet, but you have 44 in your post here?
post #12763 of 15320
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Originally Posted by Bladerunner1959 View Post

HS01 panel purchased June 2012, manufacturered may 2012....Flawless

Rico, very nice settings, kills the calibrated ones (all due respect to the efforts) ...i need to play further at night to see how much clouding and flashlighing there is. My daughter prefers The Fifth Element on my Standard mode though.... LOL

Bladerunner 1959 - each TV is different. The last couple of months -- I've been able to use "Default" settings with some tweaks. This is the first time I've really used "Movie" mode 90% of the time. And I'm sure the firmware update has something to do with it.

I tried a couple of the "calibrated" settings and I can't get them to look good on my TV. Maybe it's due to the Pioneer SC 65 Marvell processsing. Or it could be my 65" panel - - I'm not sure, but I get better results tweaking the "Default" options.

Just got back from shoveling out of our blg snowstorm here in Colorado. First cocktail in hand. I'm watching Palladia - The Doors at the Hollywood Bowl - 1968. Yeah, Zombie, I know they're old! But they were young when they recorded this - - and it's a great soundtrack - - with my center CC690 and ADP 590's struttin their stuff.

Looking forward to the Oscars tonight. Cheers to everyone!
post #12764 of 15320
Love The Doors. I have tons of CD's bootlegs, etc.
post #12765 of 15320
I'm curious how colour 50 works because according to the AVS 709 colour clipping test patterns.... red and blue has no flashing bars. To see the bars flashing the colour has to come down to 35... whats with that?
post #12766 of 15320
Rico, what color are you using...standard, warm1 or warm2 on your movie mode?
post #12767 of 15320
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Originally Posted by xvfx View Post

I'm curious how colour 50 works because according to the AVS 709 colour clipping test patterns.... red and blue has no flashing bars. To see the bars flashing the colour has to come down to 35... whats with that?
try reducing contrast instead. If a specific color is clipping after you reduce contrast then you can go into white balance and move one of the gains down a notch
post #12768 of 15320
you guys!... i am about to become a new owner of a 60es8000. after struggling with the infamous green halo, ghosting effect on the 60es6500, i went back to the store and was going to get a GT50 or E7000, but the wife really likes the look the LED produces, i bit the bullet and upgraded to the es8000, which will be delivered to my house in two days. i was able to get the store to price match, and got the 60 inch set for just a hair over $2200.

1. question is, how does Micro Dimming work on this set, how can i enable it, or disable it. i am excited about this feature and would like to know how i can control it. my previous understanding is that Standard mode has this feature enable, while Movie mode disables this feature. is there a specific setting i can set in the picture menu control to enable or disable this feature?

2. are people mainly using Movie mode on this set? or are people satisfied with standard mode.
post #12769 of 15320
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Originally Posted by Ricoflashback View Post

I did a "Picture Reset" yesterday in "Movie" mode (1047 update) and after some tweaking (No Dynamic Contrast, Backlight to 10, Contrast to 90, Sharpness to 35, Brightness to 45, Auto color with Standard color settings - Standard AMP) - - the PQ is unbelievable!

I have always been a "Standard" fan - - and now I'm watching everything in "Movie" mode - - pretty much all the time with "Default" settings.

it's funny, because I plugged in a bunch of the new settings from the dedicated members here and I get different looking "tint" or sometimes greenish hue to my 65" Sammy set.

Trade-offs? Minimal clouding or flashlighting - - but not on the picture - - only when you transition from real dark scenes - - when the screen goes pitch black. Otherwise, unbelievable! My sanity check test is CNN and for the first time - - “Movie” mode looks better than Standard - - default settings with some tweaks. It’s worth a try - - you can always go back to your favorite settings.

My settings might not be what a calibrated settings would be - - but the PQ is stone cold gorgeous. Deep, deep colors, shadow detail, no crushing of blacks and pristine picture quality. I watched a special on CNN yesterday and it looked like you could jump into the water from my television set!

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Originally Posted by Bladerunner1959 View Post

Rico, what color are you using...standard, warm1 or warm2 on your movie mode?

Blade, here's his post describing how he arrived at his latest settings
post #12770 of 15320
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Originally Posted by 10k View Post

try reducing contrast instead. If a specific color is clipping after you reduce contrast then you can go into white balance and move one of the gains down a notch

Interesting. Neat! I must remember that next time. So always try and keep colour at 50 then?
post #12771 of 15320
Thanks Galonzo....just wanna reconfirm color tone cuz default in movie mode is warm2. I actually do like his movie mode and need to evaluate tonight after wifey goes upstairs....
post #12772 of 15320
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Originally Posted by xvfx View Post

Interesting. Neat! I must remember that next time. So always try and keep colour at 50 then?

Unless you have a meter you'll need to set color and tint using the test pattern that has the flashing boxes and it will say "color" and "tint" on the color bars. Play that test pattern and go into the "Advanced Settings" and enable the blue mode so the screen is only showing blue colors. You'll notice those flashing boxes are not exactly the same color/tint as the rest of the picture. You'll use the "Color" setting until that flashing box for color blends in with the rest of the bar. You'll do the same thing for tint. They both affect the other, so do the color setting first, then do tint, then go back to color and tweak it and do the same for tint. Keep doing that until you don't need to adjust either of them any more. At that point your color and tint is set about as good as you can get it without a calibration meter.

All the calibration settings you'll find here don't set color and tint using those controls because we're doing it in the more advanced section of the settings. You can't really use that without a meter though. So, if you don't have a meter, you don't want color and tint to be set at 50 unless that's where they happen to end up after doing what I explained above.
Edited by Jestered - 2/24/13 at 4:43pm
post #12773 of 15320
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Originally Posted by 10k View Post

CE Dimming: Based on prsut (?) method I tried to get a more calibrated approach using 10% APL patterns. I set brightness at 55 and worked from there, leading to white balance offsets of 12 13 12. I watched some of the darker scenes in skyfall and it doesnt look like black is crushing and also I don't notice CE dimming so yay

Hey 10k, your latest Movie Mode settings are amazing, even better than the last ones you posted (I actually liked the first and the third ones posted much better than the 2nd revision)
As for your Standard settings, I am definitely going to give them a try in the next week or so. One thing though, can you please do a calibration for Standard mode without the CE dimming workaround? It seems that most of the people bothered by it have the 7500 model. I actually don't mind it at all, I see the merits of it and always enable it in movie mode via the Black Enhancer option. Thanks for your time and effort as always. Take care
post #12774 of 15320
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Originally Posted by galonzo View Post

Also, I noticed your Movie setting for Magenta-Blue says 46 in the spreadsheet, but you have 44 in your post here?

Spreadsheet was correct. I updated the post. Thanks.
post #12775 of 15320
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Originally Posted by Jestered View Post

Thanks! The gray scale is pretty dialed in except for 10%. Gray scale average dE is just over 1, but my 10% is at 6! That shows just how good the other scale readings are, but I have no clue how to get that 10% any better. Did yours simply fall where it is, or did you do something to get the 10% gray reading below 3 dE?
I try and keep and eye on 10% and 20% when settings offsets at 30%. It seems +/-1pt movements in the 10pt balances really move the measurement quite a lot at 10% and 20% brightness so just setting 30% only and hoping that 10 and 20 work ok w/ 10pt hasnt worked well for me. All that said, in my current Movie mode settings I've got avg dE on grayscale of 1.08 but 10% brightness dE is 2.9.
post #12776 of 15320
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Originally Posted by 10k 
:edit:I did some limited testing on dynamic contrast, black tone, and black enhancer.

Dynamic Contrast
I can see how dynamic contrast set to low might be able to enhance overall picture quality. Unfortunately it is basically impossible to "calibrate" since it is dynamic in nature. I dont think using APL patterns really helps since you are just hiding the dynamic contrast function by measuring those patterns. Having this on to any degree does appear to crush blacks to a certain extent. So maybe there is an improvement overall, but you are really trusting that Samsung got it right in how they programmed it.
Verdict: Off, Low if you trust Samsung

Black Tone: As far as I can tell, this does nothing but crush blacks.
Verdict:Off under all circumstances

Black Enhancer
The effect of this is subtle and difficult to measure. I suspect that turning this on enables microdimming to a degree inside movie mode. Overall contrast appears improved slightly with this on, and I cannot detect any negative impact in other readings.
Verdict: On?

10k, would you mind adding your findings for these settings to your original settings post? I find myself searching for the quoted post to recall what you said about them as I try various settings tongue.gif
Edited by galonzo - 2/24/13 at 8:21pm
post #12777 of 15320
Done wink.gif
post #12778 of 15320
Can someone please explain how to view my tv on my iphone? I downloaded the smartview app, but can't seem to get it to use the dual view. It controls most other functions.
post #12779 of 15320
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Originally Posted by terry1hockeyfan View Post

Can someone please explain how to view my tv on my iphone? I downloaded the smartview app, but can't seem to get it to use the dual view. It controls most other functions.

I know it used to work because I tested it back when I first got the TV. I just tried it again and it doesn't work. The remote and everything else works, but not the dual view feature. I guess they need to update the app.
post #12780 of 15320
Thanks Jestered!
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