SONY: Share Your Custom Display Settings

[blu-bry]

BluCheez, I was just wondering what are your settings for "Power saver" and "Light sensor"? They can make a difference. My light sensor is on and my Power saver is set to "Low".

Many of my settings are very close to yours. I am using Cinemotion on "Auto 1" and Motion Enhancer "Standard" (I turn it to "High" once in a while, but not often). I also have Color space on "Wide" and get slightly more saturated colors that way, but haven't checked the difference it would make on a calibration disc.

[BluCheez]

Originally Posted by blu-bry

BluCheez, I was just wondering what are your settings for "Power saver" and "Light sensor"? They can make a difference. My light sensor is on and my Power saver is set to "Low".

Many of my settings are very close to yours. I am using Cinemotion on "Auto 1" and Motion Enhancer "Standard" (I turn it to "High" once in a while, but not often). I also have Color space on "Wide" and get slightly more saturated colors that way, but haven't checked the difference it would make on a calibration disc.

Blu-bry, my "Power saver" and "Light sensor" are both set to Off. I vaguely recall a strong recommedation to do so, but I can't remember all the reasons. You stated that they can make a difference. What exactly did you mean?

You got me thinking about trying the Color Space to "Wide" again. I've always been trying for the PQ that was the most faithful to the original film, and I recall that "Wide" seemed too saturated. However, I have never tried setting it to Wide and then checking with my calibration disc... Ahhhh, the fun (obsession?) never ends.

[blu-bry]

Originally Posted by BluCheez

Blu-bry, my "Power saver" and "Light sensor" are both set to Off. I vaguely recall a strong recommedation to do so, but I can't remember all the reasons. You stated that they can make a difference. What exactly did you mean?

The light sensor seems to only make slight differences depending on your room lighting. If you have some sunlight streaming in it will punch up the picture just a little so it isn't too washed out. I have mine set to "on" but the difference is often hard to detect.

Power saver is another matter. I have mine set to "low" and that is why I asked the question. If I turn it to "off" it seems to be similar to turning up the backlight. Right now my backlight is set to "3", but if I turn the Power Saver to "off" I could probably see a very similar picture with the backlight at "Min". Who knows how much power I'm actually saving anyway.

Thanks for responding and have fun with the infinite amount of tweaking that can be done!