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I was calibrating my television last night after setting the HDMI Black Level to Low due to washed out blacks in Normal and I realized that in order not to crush too much detail, I had to set my brightness to 80!
![]() Is anyone else in the same situation where their 3D settings require a pretty drastic brightness increase or should I just go back to the "Normal" HDMI Level? |
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