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Fujitsu P50(40) Users: Effective Picture Mode

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Sirluckyj

Discussion Starter · May 1, 2006

Is anyone using the "Effective" picture mode. I changed to these settings and was impressed:

Contrast: -2

Drive Contrast: 65

Brightness: 0

Color: -13

Tint: 0

Sharpness: -6

Amb. Sensor: off

Pic. Mode: Effective

Black Level: -9

Red: 255

Green: 246

Blue: 246

All others: Default

I'd appreciate others opinion.

Thanks.

Jim

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Sirluckyj

Discussion Starter · #2 · May 2, 2006

Anyone with an opinion?

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adb

· #3 · May 2, 2006

Ask Ken Ross. I believe he has this set and his opinions are always very reliable.

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rdkaz

· #4 · May 15, 2006

After having tried several picture adjustment setups, I opted for the still mode. I considered having the tv professionally calibrated; but I was concerned I might not like the result. I therefore decided to calibrate it to my own eyes. With all the adjustments it was painfully slow. I had separate adjustments for different sources. In the end I use the same setup for all my sources. I might tweak a bit for a particular program; but I usually default to my setup.

If you like I will post my picture setup ?

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Ken Ross

· #5 · May 16, 2006

Jim, as I recall, doesn't the "effective mode" really drive up color? I seem to have discounted that mode when I originally set mine up since I thought the picture was just too hyped and not realistic.

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Sirluckyj

Discussion Starter · #6 · May 16, 2006

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Originally Posted by rdkaz
After having tried several picture adjustment setups, I opted for the still mode. I considered having the tv professionally calibrated; but I was concerned I might not like the result. I therefore decided to calibrate it to my own eyes. With all the adjustments it was painfully slow. I had separate adjustments for different sources. In the end I use the same setup for all my sources. I might tweak a bit for a particular program; but I usually default to my setup.

If you like I will post my picture setup ?

Rdkaz: Please post them. Since starting this thread, I have gone back to the 'natural" mode for just the reasons Ken Ross mentions. Here now are my settings:

Contrast: -2

Drive Conrast: 65

Brightness: 0

Color: -4

Sharpness: -6

Mode: natural

Black Level: -6

Color Temp.: Standard (255,244,244)

By the way, I use the Static (Still) mode on my other P50(10).

Jim

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Sirluckyj

Discussion Starter · #7 · May 16, 2006

Any comments from P50(40) owners?

Jim

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Sirluckyj

Discussion Starter · #8 · May 17, 2006

Bump

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rdkaz

· #9 · May 17, 2006

Sorry> I am out of town until Friday. I will post the settings when I return

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rdkaz

· #10 · May 29, 2006

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Originally Posted by Sirluckyj
Is anyone using the "Effective" picture mode. I changed to these settings and was impressed:

Contrast: -2

Drive Contrast: 65

Brightness: 0

Color: -13

Tint: 0

Sharpness: -6

Amb. Sensor: off

Pic. Mode: Effective

Black Level: -9

Red: 255

Green: 246

Blue: 246

All others: Default

I'd appreciate others opinion.

Thanks.

Jim

Well I'm finally back home.

I have the model P42HHA40US. My settings are:

contrast:-6

drive contrast:70

brightness:-6

color:-3

tint;0

sharpness:+2

Amb. sensor

ff

picture mode:still

black level:0

color temp: -1000k

red:255

green:248

blue:237

What do you think?

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Sirluckyj

Discussion Starter · #11 · May 29, 2006

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Originally Posted by rdkaz
Well I'm finally back home.

I have the model P42HHA40US. My settings are:

contrast:-6

drive contrast:70

brightness:-6

color:-3

tint;0

sharpness:+2

Amb. sensor

ff

picture mode:still

black level:0

color temp: -1000k

red:255

green:248

blue:237

What do you think?

RDKAZ:

A little too red for me. Go to color focus and make targeting red, color -4. This gives a pretty good picture.

Jim

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