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Old 01-12-2009, 05:56 PM   #1
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Default Setting color using the DVE for high def ?

So i am using the DVE for high def(Blu ray) to calibrate my TV. When I come to setting the color, there is the narration about the blue filter and how setting it would set the rest of the primary colours easily. I have run through it quite a few times, it is still not clear to me whether I need to be using the filter glasses with this, can some one shed a light ?

I bough the DVE from amazon, if I have had to use the glasses shouldnt it have come with the blu ray ?
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So i am using the DVE for high def(Blu ray) to calibrate my TV. When I come to setting the color, there is the narration about the blue filter and how setting it would set the rest of the primary colours easily. I have run through it quite a few times, it is still not clear to me whether I need to be using the filter glasses with this, can some one shed a light ?

I bough the DVE from amazon, if I have had to use the glasses shouldnt it have come with the blu ray ?

yea, your supposed to use that color lens thing to make sure all the boxes match teh blue color.... mine came with lenses...
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the filters should be inside the case with the disc?
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OP-you might be confused in the shape of the filter. It is a rectangular piece of cardboard and not shaped like "glasses".
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