Hey guys,
Just after some advice regarding correct setting of contrast and brightness to get optimum black level, but high brightness in the picture.
I've setup the contrast and brightness with DVE as per the instructions and the test patterns they provide. To me, the background still looks greyish and lacks that 'off' black CRT look. To get the look im after, i just turned the brightness down a bit more, about 20 notches and the black level is perfect. In cut scenes, the room is pitch black. However the picture itself is now a little more dim the optimal. Still watchable and provides a great picture, but i'm after a way to lay off the low end brightness a bit to get good black level but still get good midrange and upper level brightness.
Any calibration tips would be helpful!
Setup is as follows.
Onkyo DVSP501 YPbPr -> Onkyo Reciever YPbPr out -> DVDO IScan VP20 HDMI Out -> Moome IFB-HD w/ gamma -> Sony 1272QM
Thanks.
Just after some advice regarding correct setting of contrast and brightness to get optimum black level, but high brightness in the picture.
I've setup the contrast and brightness with DVE as per the instructions and the test patterns they provide. To me, the background still looks greyish and lacks that 'off' black CRT look. To get the look im after, i just turned the brightness down a bit more, about 20 notches and the black level is perfect. In cut scenes, the room is pitch black. However the picture itself is now a little more dim the optimal. Still watchable and provides a great picture, but i'm after a way to lay off the low end brightness a bit to get good black level but still get good midrange and upper level brightness.
Any calibration tips would be helpful!
Setup is as follows.
Onkyo DVSP501 YPbPr -> Onkyo Reciever YPbPr out -> DVDO IScan VP20 HDMI Out -> Moome IFB-HD w/ gamma -> Sony 1272QM
Thanks.