Calibration question

[arush5268d]

Originally Posted by FilmMaster

Regardless, they are ISF certified. Just check the ISF website. They are listed as being such. I wouldn't use them either, but facts are facts.

So yes, they claim that. So do the ISF folks themselves.

Dude...just stop.

Don't come here and argue and try to pick a fight with everyone.

You can't call the Moron Squad "fully-trained ISF calibrators." A two day course is not fully trained.

[elwaylite]

While I do agree with him that they are indeed labeled ISF, just calling them that without furthur comment would possibly mislead people looking for a reliable calibration.

[FilmMaster]

Originally Posted by arush5268d

Dude...just stop.

Don't come here and argue and try to pick a fight with everyone.

You can't call the Moron Squad "fully-trained ISF calibrators." A two day course is not fully trained.

Umm...dude...the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) considers them to be ISF certified. That isn't your decision to make. Does it mean they all do a wonderful job? Absolutely not. Facts are facts. Don't take it out on me. Look it up for yourself...

http://www.imagingscience.com/

[arush5268d]

Originally Posted by FilmMaster

Umm...dude...the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) considers them to be ISF certified. That isn't your decision to make. Does it mean they all do a wonderful job? Absolutely not. Facts are facts. Don't take it out on me. Look it up for yourself...

http://www.imagingscience.com/

So that's what ISF stands for. I never knew until now. Thank you *so* much.

[FilmMaster]

Originally Posted by arush5268d

So that's what ISF stands for. I never knew until now. Thank you *so* much.

I'm just happy that I was able to help you.

[oiamslain]

Wow. Didn't mean to start a war - sorry!

I think I have the basic idea. Professionals are the best option, but on a budget (which I am), the disc will get me better results than "movie" mode.

Thanks all!

[elwaylite]

Originally Posted by oiamslain

Wow. Didn't mean to start a war - sorry!

I think I have the basic idea. Professionals are the best option, but on a budget (which I am), the disc will get me better results than "movie" mode.

Thanks all!

No war, and yes youre right.

If you find $400 laying around, get your tv ISF calibrated.

[Lucy Diamond]

Okay...guys...we are all buds here okay. Lemme just say this...I really don't thing the OP was considering spending 16GRAND on this process and while I am certainly AWARE of all that...I am also aware that you don't need to spend that much to enjoy a TV.

Dude...if you've got it.....God freakin bless you. All I'm saying is for 15.99, this kat can be up and running in about 45 minutes and use the extra 16 THOUSAND dollars on something useful....like Hookers, beer and gasoline.

Viva la tax breaks!!!!


Yeeeeeeeeeee Haaaaaaaaaaaaaw!!!

[elwaylite]

Originally Posted by Lucy Diamond

Okay...guys...we are all buds here okay. Lemme just say this...I really don't thing the OP was considering spending 16GRAND on this process and while I am certainly AWARE of all that...I am also aware that you don't need to spend that much to enjoy a TV.

Dude...if you've got it.....God freakin bless you. All I'm saying is for 15.99, this cat can be up and running in about 45 minutes and use the extra 16 THOUSAND dollars on something useful....like Hookers, beer and gasoline.

Viva la tax breaks!!!!


Yeeeeeeeeeee Haaaaaaaaaaaaaw!!!

$16k aint what the calibration costs ($300-$400), thats the cost of the equipment a professional uses.