Finally i have done all the changes to my tv (Samsung LED TV) for a correct callibration. When i have callibrated the "standard mode" i was surprised by a few things that i want to ask:
- Using Standard Menu, in standard mode, i had to lower the gamma to -2 or -3 (depending on ambient light) to obtain a correct greyscale. I have also to lower the blue offset and blue gain a lot (from 25 to 2 and 5). Really caught my atention when i switch to movie mode and almost not notice diffrences from the standard mode. It's like without "having the intention to do so" had left the standard mode like movie mode.
Is it normal to lower the gamma and red offset and gain in standard mode and is it so like movie mode the result? (It is as if they were the standard mode and dynamic mode highly deviated from the correct calibration with intent to sell more televisions and they would have us "believe" in colors "designed" for brightly lit areas full of competing TVs to "win" brightest colors, very low "blacks" and very high "whites").
- Using Standard Menu, in standard mode, i had to lower the gamma to -2 or -3 (depending on ambient light) to obtain a correct greyscale. I have also to lower the blue offset and blue gain a lot (from 25 to 2 and 5). Really caught my atention when i switch to movie mode and almost not notice diffrences from the standard mode. It's like without "having the intention to do so" had left the standard mode like movie mode.
Is it normal to lower the gamma and red offset and gain in standard mode and is it so like movie mode the result? (It is as if they were the standard mode and dynamic mode highly deviated from the correct calibration with intent to sell more televisions and they would have us "believe" in colors "designed" for brightly lit areas full of competing TVs to "win" brightest colors, very low "blacks" and very high "whites").