ISF calibration in Seattle?

I've got a new Samsung FPT-5084 that I'm looking at getting calibrated, and I'd like to talk to a solid ISF pro about it, but I didn't see anyone listed under the ISF thread. Can anyone recommend someone in this area? Still deciding whether or not ISF is right for me, one of my main concerns is how new the samsung model is, and the lack of experience one might expect a calibration expert to have with this model, and its settings.

I really want to get this TV looking the best it can, EVEN if it means waiting 6 months or more for ISF experts to acquire experience calibrating it.

I wouldn't be surprised if my 5084 was the first, or one of very few, that an ISF technician worked on, and that kind of scares me, given the cost. I'd at least expect a quality job to take much longer on a TV that people don't have much experience with, compared to a model that someone has calibrated alot, but maybe I'm incorrect here, still new to this.

can you answer some of my questions/concerns about calibrating a newer model plasma such as the FPT5084?

I didn't really take ISF into account when purchasing this TV, and I am wondering if I would be in better shape using a more 'popular' TV that ISF techs have more experience on, or have better tweaking options?

I would consider spending a bit more for a panasonic or even pioneer, as time goes by ISF seems more and more the way to go, if I equate time with money, self calibration just isn't in the cards, and I'd 2nd guess my results all the time anyways. I should have factored calibration into the 'cost' of a display, spending extra for a better pdp and then not going ISF seems pointless.

I'm really looking for someone that will go over EVERY option and detail to get the best picture possible, it's what I'd do myself if I had the time and information. I'm a longtime PC overclocker (a bit more than just a hobby) and a fine tuned PDP calibration seems similar in essence, alot of settings that effect one another to some degree, with alot of trial and error (depending on experience). I'm sure there are more 'basic' calibrations, just like I can spend a small amount of time overclocking a system, and get very good results, I can also spend a good bit more time and energy (and experience helps) to squeeze every last drop of performance out, getting into alot of the advanced settings most users wouldn't ever want to touch or look at, which of course means a more advanced motherboard/memory etc, similar to a pdp with more options. Another big factor here, is personal experience with each product. Though this parallel is just conjecture.

Right now I have no clue where the FPT5084 comes in at.

I dunno if that made sense...

wait, I haven't confused people, have I? this is in fact a 1080p PDP display, and not a DLP or RPTV, the new samsung FPT5084?