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Ask any person who has tried (I stress tried) callibrating the TV3. Run Run Run.......
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Originally posted by Thomas Marshall I think Dwin is thinking out of the box, good for them. |
Originally posted by Daniel Hutnicki Without pissing of any calibrators, I agree with Tom that its great that Dwin can create a projector that supposedly comes out pre calibrated so that the user can start watching movies without having to spend additional monies for calibration. On the other hand, projectors can screw up after a while and it would be nice to have someone come to adjust it for you. |
Originally posted by Thomas Marshall I think Dwin is stepping out of the box by attempting to provide a pre-calibrated solution that is user friendly. However, I didn't say they were completely successful. I believe in the end of the day we will see products that have the best of both worlds, an easy way to dial in the PJ (the equivalent of a calibration) that is completely user friendly and doesn't require an expert. Stepping out of the box in this case means shaking off the paradigm of thinking it will always require specialty calibrations and tweaking to achieve a perfect picture, that's our current mind set and I think it will change, that's what I think Dwin is attempting to do. FYI - I agree with you Lovingdvd, I also hope Dwin gives out the codes, as even though they have a good concept with their direction, they haven't hit the mark yet. |
Originally posted by Thomas Marshall I think Dwin is stepping out of the box by attempting to provide a pre-calibrated solution that is user friendly. However, I didn't say they were completely successful. |
Does the calibration issue bother me? Honestly, yes it does, but the other features outweigh it. |