32'' 720p or 1080p for bedroom

[vamsilak]

hi fellows
iam looking for lcd for my bedroom

32'' maximum7-8 feet
do u think 720p is goodenough or 1080p will look better from that distance
name brand i don't mind like vizio or that type
my budget is $400-700
please help

[andyman1970]

For at 32" TV even at that short of a distance you shouldn't see a significant enough difference between 720p and 1080p. It's only at 50" or larger that the resolution really makes a difference between 720p and 1080p. However, a lot of 1080p "snobs" will say otherwise. My suggestion, go to a local retailer like Best Buy and see for yourself.

[vamsilak]

kool

ur right in a way and its for bedroom but i will go and take a look

another question is is there any 32'' monitor /tv so that i can kook my pc and dvd upconvert player or atleast 28''

[dereksworl]

Originally Posted by vamsilak

kool

ur right in a way and its for bedroom but i will go and take a look

another question is is there any 32'' monitor /tv so that i can kook my pc and dvd upconvert player or atleast 28''

This one has a PC input, so it can double as your PC monitor. pretty cheap too!

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1202648987833

[jeff92k7]

720p at that distance, with that screen size will be plenty. At that distance, you would have to go to a 46 - 50" screen before you would start to notice any difference in a 1080p image. Unless you would be within about 4-5 feet (basically computer monitor distance) you wouldn't need 1080p and could save yourself the money.

[vamsilak]

kool iam going to bestbuy i have 200.00 gift card and 100.00 rewards card
yeeehaaaa

[Blu Man]

If you can affored 1080p then go for it. If not go for 720p.

[Bad8511]

There aren't that many 32" inch tv's that are 1080p. I have to agree with most that at 32" you really can't tell the difference. I have a 37" LG in my bedroom and it's 1080p. You should look into that one, it's a really nice.

[Halcro 1]

32 or 37 stay with 720 P

[SellmeyourDVD]

I'm just getting a cheapie 720p tv. No reason to get 1080p at all that small.

[drago3451]

I have this mounted in my bedroom and it looks great. If it is not going to be your main TV than save the money. No one here will be able to tell the diff between 1080p and 720p from those distances. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1194052042159

[jc480]

1080p

Pr0n looks best in 1080p and prices are so good now you don't have to settle for that 720 crapola anymore.

Pop in Caligula Bj scene and watch with old lady with a glass of wine

[vamsilak]

Thankyou guys

i went for 32 samsung its good engough for bedroom
its looks great especially in dynamic mode (man my eyes are like strained in goodway)

now u can imagine 1080p in dyamic

i really appreciate it

[vamsilak]

now do ineed calibatrion disc like hd essentials to calibrate
what does it do anyway!!/
where can i download or get it?

[dereksworl]

Originally Posted by vamsilak

now do ineed calibatrion disc like hd essentials to calibrate
what does it do anyway!!/
where can i download or get it?

I just used the Ratatouille blu-ray calibration tool and a combination of scenes to calibrate my TVs. Ratatouille to calibrate the brightness and contrast and the Iron Man blu-ray to calibrate the black levels. The cave scenes in Iron Man are really good to use to get your black levels the darkest w/o crushing them. and also used one scene from Transformers 2

[vamsilak]

Originally Posted by dereksworl

I just used the Ratatouille blu-ray calibration tool and a combination of scenes to calibrate my TVs. Ratatouille to calibrate the brightness and contrast and the Iron Man blu-ray to calibrate the black levels. The cave scenes in Iron Man are really good to use to get your black levels the darkest w/o crushing them. and also used one seen from Transformers 2

These tools are in bluray movie disc itself!!!?/

[dereksworl]

Originally Posted by vamsilak

These tools are in bluray movie disc itself!!!?/

Just on Ratatouille. Disney included a basic calibration tool for this movie. its found in the setup menu

[PS3+HDDVD OWNER]

Originally Posted by Blu Man

If you can affored 1080p then go for it. If not go for 720p.

This is 150% wrong. At 32", you wont find many 1080P sets and for a good reason. I HIGHLY doubt you'd be able to detect any noticable difference between 1080P and 720P at that viewing distance and screen size.

Go with a 720P set, and enjoy your extra couple hundred bucks saved.

[vamsilak]

Originally Posted by PS3+HDDVD OWNER

This is 150% wrong. At 32", you wont find many 1080P sets and for a good reason. I HIGHLY doubt you'd be able to detect any noticable difference between 1080P and 720P at that viewing distance and screen size.

Go with a 720P set, and enjoy your extra couple hundred bucks saved.

i already had that 32'' tv samsung
thankyou for all you guys
every reply post is good and helpful in choosing

now the calibration
can i use ratatouille disc is that enoghu or do i need HD essentials

[dereksworl]

Originally Posted by vamsilak

i already had that 32'' tv samsung
thankyou for all you guys
every reply post is good and helpful in choosing

now the calibration
can i use ratatouille disc is that enoghu or do i need HD essentials

The Ratatouille tool is mainly to calibrate brightness, contrast, and gamma. for black level calibration(HDMI black, backlight, black level), if you're not getting the essentials disc, will just have to use your good 'ol eyes and some darks scenes. I suggest the cave scenes in Iron Man or the Dark Knight.

Here's some suggested settings from Tweaktv.com. I dont know about the blacklight setting though, that seems like overkill to me. i'd say set the backlight to like 4 or 5

Picture Modes
Picture Mode : Movie
Precision Settings
Backlight : 1
Contrast : 95
Brightness : 54
Sharpness : 0
Color : 45
Tint : G50/R50
Detailed Settings
Black Adjust : Off
Dynamic Contrast : Off
Gamma : 2
Color Space : Auto
Fleshtone : 0
Edge Enhancement : Off
Picture Options
Color Tone : Warm 2
Size : Just Scan
Digital NR : Off
DNIe : Normal
Film Mode : Auto
Blue Only Mode : Off
HDMI Black Level : Default