Re: Everything you need to know about calibratio n is in this...
09-08-2010 10:37 AM
Some TVs (e.g. Plasma) will have a break-in period where the picture characteristics will change over time. So, if you get a technician to calibrate your brand new set, it may need to be redone after the break-in period.
Re: How to Calibrate Your HDTV
11-26-2010 03:08 AM
For some, spending another $299 is not in their budget when they buy a TV, or if they want that service, they will have to settle for a lower quality TV than what they really want. I think a guide on how to calibrate it yourself is a great thing to have
JB
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Re: How to Calibrate Your HDTV
11-26-2010 10:25 AM
Yea, I wouldn't pay $299 for a calibration when its something that you can obtain instructions on how to do for free through useful tech forums like this.
Some things are worth professional help, but others aren't. Use the $299 to buy a better TV if you have it floating around
Re: How to Calibrate Your HDTV
11-26-2010 10:48 AM
Paying 299$ seems a little dumb on a 500$ television, but when you buy something worth over 2000$, you expect to have the best picture you can when you will be using your television. Sure you can calibrate your televison yourself at some point. A certified professionnal will be able to calibrate it for you and will be able to calibrate things you don't even have access to.
Re: Everything you need to know about calibratio n is in this...
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01-27-2011
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02-01-2011
05:27 PM
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jakoby4204
this is a great idea and never even considered getting it professionally done,most people probably do not get the best from their expensive TVs,our friends TV is big and expensive its picture also looks bad, probably just needs a tune up will pass that advice along.
