What are the light sensitivity ratings in color and B&W ?
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.05 lux at night in black and white. Very good image under typical street light / porch light illumination. Color image stays clear to quite low daylight levels (early dawn, late dusk). Camera is also sensitive to IR at night if you have an IR light source (it does not include IR light source).
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It's like all the other cameras direct sun light with White out the cameras and at night the camera with pick up low lighting like you have IR's meaning at night the PTZ work great.
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Somebody posted these settings, try them and post back your results. Backlight: 60 Contrast: 89 Brightness: 51 H. Sharpness: 50 V. Sharpness: 50 Color: 52 Tint: R2 Expert control: Dynamic Contrast: Off Noise Reduction: Off MPEG Noise Reduction: Off Super Resolution: Off Black Level: Low Real Cinema: On Color Gamut: Standard Edge Enhancer: High Color Filter: Off Color Temperature: Warm Gamma: 2.2 Method: 2 Points Pattern: Outer R/G/B Contrast: 0/0/0 R/G/B Brightness: 0/0/0 R/G/B/C/M/Y/K Tint / Color: 0 (all) TruMotion: User De-Judder: 1 De-Blur: 7 LED Local Dimming: High Aspect: Just Scan Energy Saving: Off Also this link to a review of this model has some info that may be useful: http://www.highdefjunkies.com/showthread.php?9230-Review-LG-55LW5600-LED-LCD
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contrast 67bright 40sharp 0color 45color tone warm 1just eyeballed it to these settings, I heard THX DVDs like Cars have a feature that helps calibrate the picture settings, haven't tried it yet though.
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If you are that concerned about the CRI (Color Rendering Index) of these buy one and test it. Personally once I have my lighting set, I set the white balance in camera and tweak in post. Typically it is a very minor tweak if any. So far I have not noticed any shift in color from one lamp to the next - I have 4 of them-. If and when color is that critical use a color chart, there again as everyone's (your audience's) TV/Monitor/Screen is going to be an uncontrollable variable, in terms of color output... Add to that, the TLCI is more relevant for video. If you are transferring your video to film then the CRI has more relevance due to the nature of the film's emulsion, which in itself is a variable as one batch of film will vary from the one before or after just as the imaging chip of one camera can and will vary to the next. Lastly most color correction software can combat -with a little work- the effects of a cross-curve. If you want inexpensive lights that work get these, if you want perfectly clean color from your lights then you will have to pay a lot more.
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does contrast ratio make a lot of difference? I'm also debating btwn 4061 and 4065.
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Is it working at all? Set it to most sensitive and quickly look at a bright light, start adjusting from thereI set mine about quarter sensitivity and between 9-10 on darknessany problems let us know
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There is very little difference in the spectrum between 660 and 630 nm so you will not be able to notice a color difference. We're very happy with these lights!
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I believe the B, R, and W represent the colors of the body of the WX300. The B for black; the R for red; and the W white. I have the white and love it.
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Standard Settings: Contrast: 85Brightness: 50 Mode: DynamicBacklight: 18Sharpness: 80Color: 70TInt: G/R 50/50Standard color tone with screen fit in the additional options, with HDMI black level set to low.You can download the latest update from Samsung.Good Luck!
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No, you'll need to go to the F&V; store for that: http://www.fvlighting.com/z96-ultracolor.html These are rated around 85 CRI, and that's also pretty good.
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Picture menu: A/V Mode: Movie OPC: Off Backlight: -8 Contrast: +30 Brightness: +1 Color: +1 Tint: 0 Sharpness: 0 Advanced menu: Fine Motion Enhanced: On Active Contrast: Off I/P Setting: Fast Film Mode: On Digital Noise Reduction: Off Monochrome: Off Range of OPC: [N/A] CMS Hue menu: R: +5 Y: +6 G: -30 C: -7 B: +8 M: -4 CMS Saturation menu: R: -4 Y: 0 G: +30 C: 0 B: 0 M: 0 Color Temp menu: Color temp: Low R Gain: +5 G Gain: +11 B Gain: -20 Power Control menu: Power Saving: Off
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Color gamut and contrast ratio are actually about the same level of importance. You want both to be very good. They're also somewhat interrelated.Also, static contrast ratio is more important than dynamic contrast ratio (it's pretty easy to increase dynamic contrast ratio without improving actual picture quality one iota - just completely turn the backlight off when the screen goes black), and the difference between the 61 and the 65 isn't very significant in that regard.
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Press Home, scroll left, then down to Picture. These settings produce the best picture for my tastes. I feel the store settings produce to much glare and may reduce the life of the set. Back Light - 7 Picture - 64 Brightness - 52 Color - 50 Hue - 0 Color temp - neutral
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It doesn't matter what color temperature you use as long as ut matches yr ambient light source. 5500k is daylight(blue). 3200K is indoor light and is warmer. (Orange/red spectrum) when you white balance the camera it will look equally good.
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The b&w; is # 61, and the color is also #61. I have found that sophia int. remanufactured works great at quite a savings. You can order it right here amazon .com. Hope this helps.-Joe
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Try turning the brightness down and the contrast up and also adjust the color so it looks as real as possible. Also you can change the energy saver setting to make to lighter or darker. Offhand my settings on dynamic mode are: Contrast: 95 Brightness: 32 Color: 64 Sharpness: 90 Energy Saver: Level 1
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It is rated at 21 pages for both Color & BW. I have never counted, but I'm sure BW is faster than that. I love this printer even though it has been discontinued. Bought a second, refurbished for an employee, it is just as good.