Adjusting the TC-L32U222 for the most accurate picture: Is anyone aware of a web site that gives details regarding the adjustment of the TC-L32U22 for the most accurate picture?
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There is really no such thing as a perfect picture for everyone. You just have to adjust it to where YOU the individual viewer is most pleased. One persons settings will not be the same for another.
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Hi Dave,Sorry, my writing style isn't always clear - I wrote a review of the LN52B750 only. My encouragement was meant to say, read all the user reviews on the various models that one is interested in, because that is what helped me.BTW - that's some company you've got there Dave, sounds like I've benefited more than I know as a viewer - many thanks for your good work!
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Unfortunately we do not have any calibration settings that we suggest for these TV's. Our suggestion would be to research either (CNET or AVS Forums) to find out what people are saying is the best calibration
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Good morning T. Laurent! Recently, we purchased the TLC 32" TCL L32HDF11TA 32-Inch 720p 60 Hz LCD HDTV with 2-Year Warranty, Black and mounted it on a wall, but to save you from some of the headaches we had I thought I'd share the following. First, here is the wall mount we purchased: VideoSecu Tilt TV Wall Mount bracket for Most 32"- 55" LED LCD Plasma Flat Screen TV, MF607B 1QH This wall mount comes with a good variety of bolts 'n such for a variety of different televisions, however, none of them will fit into the back of the TCL, nor is there anything in TCL's single-sheet instructions informing you of what size of screws are needed. We first bought size 8 and 6 screws in both 3/4" and 1/2" as we were unsure what would work. The size 8 seemed to fit a bit better, however, while testing if it would go in okay, the screw snapped off flush! Oh no~!! It took a lot of time carefully drilling that little sucker out without messing up the threading. In any event, we finally got it out. (The size 6 was too small in diameter and would not grip the threading at all.) We finally ran into a very knowledgeable man at the hardware store who informed us that we probably needed a metric size screw, being the set is manufactured in China. He explained the difference in the pitch of the threading and so on. We no longer have the sales receipt from the metric screws we purchased, but I have an extra screw and it measures 1" long and is between the American size 6 and 8. I'm sure if you take this info to your hardware store, you'll find what you need, but you will definitely need metric. Also, we mounted this wall mount into a concrete wall, so we purchased extra lag bolts and anchors (that the bolts fit into once the hole is drilled) just to be sure it would stay put. We used 8 in all, which is probably overkill, but better safe than sorry, and it's rock solid. I hope this helps and I'm sure you'll love this TCL television. We love ours! God bless you and yours! Ellexis...
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There's a good calibration here - try this link http://reviews.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/sony-lcd-tv/sony-kdl46hx750.html
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Help, everyone who buys this camera will now pay a speck more to cover the cost of your "defective" unit. Reading the instructions is critical, and as the operator / owner, it is your responsibility to know your equipment, not burden society with the consequence of your uninformed use. The eyepiece adjustment is one of the "basic" features covered in the simple owner manual. Clear photos with a "blurry" viewfinder should have been your first clue to an answer. Or, you COULD have just called a camera shop or Panasonic support, you know . . . .
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The owner's manual does not say & the product is currently not listed on the TCL website. TCL suggests: Need Assistance? Please visit our website at www.tclusa.com or call 1-877-300-8837. From another retailer's website that sells this model (the-mart-place) the following info is given on the display panel. I hope this info was helpful. God bless. Display Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Image Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Image Contrast Ratio: 5000:1 Viewing Angle: 178 degrees Viewing Angle (Vertical): 178 degrees Brightness: 450 cd/m2 Comb Filter: 3D digital Additional Features: V-Chip, ambient light sensor (ALS), auto noise reduction, black level correction, dynamic backlight, Digital Luminance Transient Improver (DLTI), Blue Stretch, Black Stretch, Digital Colour Transition Improvement (DCTI), 3D adaptive deinterlacing Display Format: 1080p (FullHD) V-Chip Control: Yes Display Menu Language: English, French, Spanish Color Temperature Control: Yes Picture Adjustment: Vibrant/Natural/Sports/Cinematic/Personal/ECO Max V-Sync Rate: 120 Hz Backlight Life: 50,000 hour(s)
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I wish I could give you an answer on how to adjust, but I was so disappointed with the wobbly stand and POOR picture, I sent my TV back for a refund within 24 hours of hooking it up! Best of luck.
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Here are the settings I use personally. They combine Cnet's sort of borky calibrated settings with OCD-levels of eye-balling: http://www.avsforum.com/t/1477874/toshiba-l1350u-series-2013/30#post_23923173
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Sorry man I have not used it yet. On my others camera it is a setting I can change. I'll look at the camera when I get home and see if I can help out. I have been out of town. I'll get back this weekend
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Great. Thank you! Did you get a chance to ask them why L32D1120 is now shown on their website? It's weird.
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George! I tried that setup, with no luck, still have to use the Double LNB with the 18/20 dish. I wasa lso told that the HD rcvr would not wotk with 18/20 but that was wrong. Chuck
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I don't know what the "best" calibration may be, but with this TV you have a wide gamete to choose from. I am not a Pro, I just know what I like. I simply looked at all the preset calibrations in the menu, tweaking each one with the settings available in the menu. After a few days, I narrowed down to "Vivid and/or THX Bright room" selections. After a couple more days of tweaking, I have settled on the THX Bright room calibration. I still go to the vivid now and then. I also developed a nice custom picture setting that I watch sparingly for some unknown reason. All in all, you have to play around until you find what best suits your eyes. Or shell out the bucks for a professional calibration. Good luck, have fun. I don't know what the "best" calibration may be, but with this TV you have a wide gamete to choose from. I am not a Pro, I just know what I like. I simply looked at all the preset calibrations in the menu, tweaking each one with the settings available in the menu. After a few days, I narrowed down to "Vivid and/or THX Bright room" selections. After a couple more days of tweaking, I have settled on the THX Bright room calibration. I still go to the vivid now and then. I also developed a nice custom picture setting that I watch sparingly for some unknown reason. All in... » Read More I don't know what the "best" calibration may be, but with this TV you have a wide gamete to choose from. I am not a Pro, I just know what I like. I simply looked at all the preset calibrations in the menu, tweaking each one with the settings available in the menu. After a few days, I narrowed down to "Vivid and/or THX Bright room" selections. After a couple more days of tweaking, I have settled on the THX Bright room calibration. I still go to the vivid now and then. I also developed a nice custom picture setting that I watch sparingly for some unknown reason. All in all, you have to play around until you find what best suits your eyes. Or shell out the bucks for a professional calibration. Good luck, have fun. « Show Less
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Try Tweaktv.com. Great site for calibration settings. * Picture Modes o Picture Mode : Movie o Color Temperature : Warm 2 o Aspect Ratio : 16:9 * Picture Settings o Backlight : 3 o Contrast : 90 o Brightness : 46 o Sharpness : 0 o Color : 47 o Tint : G46/R54 * Advanced Settings o Black Tone : Off o Dynamic Contrast : Off o Gamma : -1 o Color Space : Auto o White Balance : Factory Default o Fleshtone : 0 o Edge Enhancement : Off o XVYCC Color : Off * Picture Options o Color Tone : Warm 2 o Size : 16:9 o Digital NR : Off o HDMI Black Level : Low o Film Mode : Auto 1 o Blue Only Mode : Off o Auto Motion Plus : Off Try Tweaktv.com. Great site for calibration settings. * Picture Modes o Picture Mode : Movie o Color Temperature : Warm 2 o Aspect Ratio : 16:9 * Picture Settings o Backlight : 3 o Contrast : 90 o Brightness : 46 o Sharpness : 0 o Color : 47 o Tint : G46/R54 * Advanced Settings o Black Tone : Off o Dynamic Contrast : Off o Gamma : -1 o Color Space : Auto o White Balance : Factory Default o Fleshtone : 0 o Edge Enhancement : Off o XVYCC Color : Off * Picture... » Read More Try Tweaktv.com. Great site for calibration settings. * Picture Modes o Picture Mode : Movie o Color Temperature : Warm 2 o Aspect Ratio : 16:9 * Picture Settings o Backlight : 3 o Contrast : 90 o Brightness : 46 o Sharpness : 0 o Color : 47 o Tint : G46/R54 * Advanced Settings o Black Tone : Off o Dynamic Contrast : Off o Gamma : -1 o Color Space : Auto o White Balance : Factory Default o Fleshtone : 0 o Edge Enhancement : Off o XVYCC Color : Off * Picture Options o Color Tone : Warm 2 o Size : 16:9 o Digital NR : Off o HDMI Black Level : Low o Film Mode : Auto 1 o Blue Only Mode : Off o Auto Motion Plus : Off « Show Less
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I'm not sure if I can post links on Amazon forums, but here is an in-depth review with some suggested settings from the Ultimateavmag.com site. http://www.ultimateavmag.com/rearprojectiontvs/807sam5687/index5.htmlBe sure to also check out the CNET reviews and rating.Hope to see my Samsung arrive by the end of the week. I hope that you enjoy yours.M
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That's not a valid model number. The number after the P is the screen size, so TC-P42xxx would be a 42" set, not a 60", and the current series are the xT50's, so the second half seems wrong too. Without the correct model number, no one can say whether its compatible or not. That said, I'd recommend the Panasonic TY-CC20W over this, its a lower profile camera with a better mounting system (magnetic, clips securely to a metal plate in Panasonic TV's) and produces a great picture (720P). Given this may be out of stock, the TY-CC30W release may be eminent. This camera works fine on the TV models listed in its compatibility list, its just larger and lacks the magnetic mount, so its not as secure as the Panasonic models, but still works fine. For the record these cameras are more expensive because the chips to encode the video have to be in the camera, whereas cheap webcams rely on the laptop for encoding
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I bought a LN52B750 after a great deal of research. Unfortunately, I cannot take anymore of the fake looking/soap opera/camcorder type picture with this tv, especially after adjusting to minimize blurring. Due to headache and visual strain, I even stopped watching this tv and I am sending it back for a plasma. Hope that helps.