PAN TH42pz80u calibration? - Blu-ray Forum

SAM LN32A650 · 07-29-2008, 07:37 PM

if anyone would be kind if of the post the perfect setting for the PAN TH42PZ80U i would be glad

SS316SRV · 07-29-2008, 07:39 PM

It depends on your room, and your eyes. HD Basics calibration disc is a good place to starts.

xAyoFoolx · 07-29-2008, 11:02 PM

LOL ^^^^^^^^^^ Okay you asked for it. Here is my sexy settings!!! Btw Cinema is the best mode plus best PQ but its just too dim

The other modes are too noisy equals lotsa grain. Well this settings is the best for my eye, I hope you like it.

Mode : Cinema
Picture: 85
Brightness: 52
Color: 44
Tint: 3
Sharpness: 50
Color Temp.: Warm
Black Level: Light
HD Size: 2
And the rest of the other setting is OFF

I know the picture is high but I used this settings during my break in period and I played PS3 and watched movies with black bars for hours and hour

and never got a image retention. Maybe I just got a perfect set, just set Pixel Orbiter to Force 1.

CRD13NYC · 07-29-2008, 11:07 PM

I would highly reccommend getting an ISF calibration. I used to scour the net and forums searching for the best settings for my TV. I tried them and found a few that I liked. I even used the DVE blu-ray. That being said I had my TV ISF calibrated a couple of weeks ago and WOW!! The difference is truly amazing, so much so, that I don't even think about how much it was, just how good it looks.

xAyoFoolx · 07-29-2008, 11:16 PM

Ya if you have the money go for the ISF calibration.

07-29-2008, 07:37 PM	#1
SAM LN32A650 Banned Member since:Jul 2008	PAN TH42pz80u calibration? if anyone would be kind if of the post the perfect setting for the PAN TH42PZ80U i would be glad

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07-29-2008, 07:39 PM	#2
SS316SRV Blu-ray Guru Member since:Sep 2007 Location:Appleton, WI Blu-ray collection:74	It depends on your room, and your eyes. HD Basics calibration disc is a good place to starts.

07-29-2008, 11:02 PM	#3
xAyoFoolx Banned Member since:Mar 2008 Location:Bayonne, New Jersey	LOL ^^^^^^^^^^ Okay you asked for it. Here is my sexy settings!!! Btw Cinema is the best mode plus best PQ but its just too dim The other modes are too noisy equals lotsa grain. Well this settings is the best for my eye, I hope you like it. Mode : Cinema Picture: 85 Brightness: 52 Color: 44 Tint: 3 Sharpness: 50 Color Temp.: Warm Black Level: Light HD Size: 2 And the rest of the other setting is OFF I know the picture is high but I used this settings during my break in period and I played PS3 and watched movies with black bars for hours and hour and never got a image retention. Maybe I just got a perfect set, just set Pixel Orbiter to Force 1.

07-29-2008, 11:07 PM	#4
CRD13NYC Active Member Member since:Dec 2007 Location:New York City 4K collection:22 Blu-ray collection:612 Digital collection:24 Trading Score:3	I would highly reccommend getting an ISF calibration. I used to scour the net and forums searching for the best settings for my TV. I tried them and found a few that I liked. I even used the DVE blu-ray. That being said I had my TV ISF calibrated a couple of weeks ago and WOW!! The difference is truly amazing, so much so, that I don't even think about how much it was, just how good it looks.

07-29-2008, 11:16 PM	#5
xAyoFoolx Banned Member since:Mar 2008 Location:Bayonne, New Jersey	Ya if you have the money go for the ISF calibration.

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