Does anyone have any recommended calibration settings for the 60PH6700?
1637757
It is going to depend on your room lighting conditions. There is a picture wizard that you can run through and it will help you adjust for the lighting you have. I have done that at night to achieve a good setting for movie watching. But mostly I use the default settings, standard or game.
2168905
Go to AVSforum.com and you'll find calibration info there. Why pay when you can tweak it yourself for free?
1139835
I agree with DBroncos spending the dough on getting this model calibrated is a joke. If you're scared you may not know how to calibrate properly just copy settings from this thread. http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1019763
1029468
Interesting question. You might try the Taylor site. My past experience has been that the calibration isn't correct if it is replaced. My friend upgraded to this unit when his failed. I will probably follow suit. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EHNH3JC/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
105180
In the future, just type in your television series number and the words "calibration settings" and you'll find the answer without having to wait for someone to supply it. These are CNET's recommended settings for all of the 7000 series sets... --Picture menu Mode: Movie Backlight: 3 Contrast: 89 Brightness: 45 Sharpness: 0 Color: 49 Tint: G50/R50 Advanced settings submenu Black tone: Off Dynamic contrast: Off Gamma: +3 Color space: Auto Flesh tone: 0 Edge enhancement: Off xvYCC: Off White balance submenu R-Offset: 24 G-Offset: 23 B-Offset: 26 R-Gain: 28 G-Gain: 28 B-Gain: 21 Picture options submenu Color tone: Warm2 Size: Screen Fit Digital NR: Off HDMI black level: Normal [grayed out] Film mode: Off [grayed out] Blue only mode: Off Auto motion plus 120Hz: Custom Custom settings: Blur reduction: 10 Judder reduction: 0 --Setup menu Game Mode: Off Energy saving: Off BD Wise: Off
1002075
Go to avsforum.com and search for this model. There is a post in the hundreds of posts with a list of everyones settings. Cinema seems best, but offhand I'm not sure of the other settings (picture, sharpness, etc.)
859604
There's a good calibration here - try this link http://reviews.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/sony-lcd-tv/sony-kdl46hx750.html
393372
Yes, I have had it change when viewing Netflix, and the TV set on Standard. I changed it to Pro 1 (my own calibration), and it is much better however it still changes with Netflix (slightly darker). I've not noticed it with anything else. Not a problem for me, I'm guessing it is Netflix, not the P60VT60.
1563001
I really want to say, "I don't know." There is no real way to calibrate the device except by using my carpenter's level, which seems to say it's ok. Let's put it this way, it's better than I usually do when in a crooked situation. When I have a nice horizon, then the camera grid works best of all.
216037
Hey Mark, Try setting the camera to the "P" on the dial (stands for Program AE). Once you do, click the Q. MENU button on the bottom right of camera. Select the ISO setting and change it to 200 or 400. I'm having the same issues as you with this camera and its poor low light performance. To get better shots indoors, it helps to crank up the ISO to a higher setting. The downside is that the picture may come in a bit grainy. The higher the ISO, the more grain, but at least you'll have a brighter and clearer picture. At ISO 200 and 400, you shouldn't have too much grain for it to ruin the picture. Let me know if it works!
1126946
It sounds like you have a bad copy, i never had to calibrate mine and it is very sharp from pretty much wide open.
805982
Thanks John. Sadly, I have just tried with no success. Just in case we are talking about different scales, I just bought the HBF-400. Even though the LCD display does have kg & cm indicators (unlit), I cant seem to find a way to make them work (i.e. change to metric). I have been playing with the buttons in order to find a way through. I am sure there has to be a way to access a factory settings mode... I hope there is one.
426485
I'm thinking of buying the same set and have done research online. Can't address the halo effect but here's CNet's calibration settings for the c6500 model which according to CNet is essentially the same as the c6300 with the exception of internet apps included on the 6500: http://forums.cnet.com/7723-19410_102-404457.html Another option is buying a calibration disc such as Digital Video Essentials: http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Video-Essentials-Basics-Blu-ray/dp/B000V6LST0/ref=pd_bxgy_d_img_b I've used both methods on my Samsung LCD and they produce good results. Either option saves you the expense of having it professionally calibrated. I'm curious if you have an issue with uniformity problems caused by light leaking from the edges of the bezel. It's a real problem for some reviewers but others love the set and don't even mention it. That might make or break my decision to buy the 6300.
134878
Yeah you just have to calibrate it with your windows 7. Look it up on YouTube if you have to or google.
141718
Mine worked flawlessly right out of the bow with no settings adjustment. There is a button on the antenna to turn it on and there is a blue light indicating it's on (if I recall correctly). I also have the D800.
942836
Wow, that's expensive! If I were you, I'd just poke around on AVS Forums (www.avsforum.com) and find the "optimal" settings on there. There's usually a forum thread for each model and someone with experience calibrating tv's will post their settings. Granted, they won't be perfectly suited for your exact setup or viewing environment, but they should get you 98% of the way there.
8862
I checked the users guide and do not see any information about calibration of the unit. There is a support number you can call.