PHILIPS: Share Your Custom Display Settings

[dewain0606]

hey what settings can i use for this one to look good

[bumpylemon]

this section is a section that needs more work and member involvement.

[Captain Rex Kramer]

Originally Posted by DViper2399

Here's The Settings I've gotten using the DVE HD Calibration blu-ray

Contrast - 58
Brightness - 61
Color - 54
Tint - 3
Sharpness - 2
Color Temp - Normal
Perfect Pixel HD - On
Dynamic Contrast, MPEG artifact reduction, Color enhancement, Actice Control, light sensor, & Noise Reduction = All turned OFF
Picture Format - Unscaled

These settings seem to be pretty good for the Phillips 42TA648BX/F7. Unfortunately, I only have a Direct TV HD receiver with HDMI cable running to it at the moment, so I can't comment on how a BR looks, but the picture seems to be an improvement over what I had set originally. Even the wife commented on the improvement.

[quexos]

Guys I'd love to share my custom settings but I'd have to check my Philips TV and look for the figures, I'm too lazy for that. Suffice to say that after a laborious search I got my settings to my liking.

[DViper2399]

Originally Posted by Captain Rex Kramer

These settings seem to be pretty good for the Phillips 42TA648BX/F7. Unfortunately, I only have a Direct TV HD receiver with HDMI cable running to it at the moment, so I can't comment on how a BR looks, but the picture seems to be an improvement over what I had set originally. Even the wife commented on the improvement.

Glad too help....Wish more HDTV owners would do some research & adjust the set's properly....I hate people with an HD set but aren"t even watching HD..lol

[*** Nomis1 ***]

Hello all

I have a Philips 47PFL7603D - i never seem satisfied with the picture for Blu-Ray, always thinking that i should be getting a better picture. Has anyone got any recommended settings for blu-ray for this set?

Thanx for your help.

[BigGuy219]

Originally Posted by dewain0606

hey what settings can i use for this one to look good

I also desperately need help with the settings for the Philips 42PFL3603D/F7.

[aramis109]

Originally Posted by *** Nomis1 ***

Hello all

I have a Philips 47PFL7603D - i never seem satisfied with the picture for Blu-Ray, always thinking that i should be getting a better picture. Has anyone got any recommended settings for blu-ray for this set?

Thanx for your help.

Originally Posted by BigGuy219

I also desperately need help with the settings for the Philips 42PFL3603D/F7.

Some settings up above or scroll back to my old set's calibration settings. I thought they were VERY dialed in and were from AVS. I used a DVE DVD and came out pretty close to them.

[rubystone356]

here are my settings for 47pfl7403D/f7. mine does the 120 refresh rate.

Jacob

Contrast - 70
Brightness - 53
Color - 45
Tint - 0
Sharpness - 0
Color Temp - Normal
Perfect Pixel HD - On
Dynamic Contrast off

Color enhancement on
Active Control off
light sensor off
Noise Reduction = OFF
Picture Format - Unscaled

[luciano24]

I need some settings for my 47pfl5422d/37.

Thanks in advandce!!

[Bean79]

Does anyone have settings for this tv yet, or have any experiences with this model. I just picked up a floor model from Costco yesterday and my friend has my DVE calibration disc.

[Russzilla]

Anyone have any settings for this TV that I own?

Phillips 52PFL5704D/F7

[shield80]

hi.anbody have settings for my tv?

Philips 42" LCD-TV 42PFL5604H

[Alnino]

I know there hasn't been any activity on this thread for some time. But, anyone bought a new Philips lately? I just bought a 55PFL5505D at a decent price and wondered if anyone had different setting for this HDTV besides the previous posts so far?

P.S. new to the site and loving it.

[I-C-Blue]

I'll bump in too but i got a different question: Does anyone own the 42TA648BX model? Until some recent researching, I was left to believe that the 42TA648BX model is just flawed with annoying dimming/contrast issues, even with the dynamic contrast set to OFF. It is very bad for Blu-Ray viewing. Bright scenes go over intensely bright on the eyes while dark scenes dims the whole picture.

I thought leaving dynamic contrast set to OFF would resolve all the issues but it's still there. I'd honestly love to buy another HDTV if it means no contrast issues but if there's still some fix, I'd love to know. Anyone?

[Tech-UK]

These are my settings for the 40PFL9705H/12:

Firmware version: Q5551-0.140.25.0

Smart Picture: Cinema
Contrast: 48
Brightness: 50
Colour: 50
Sharpness: 0
Noise Reduction: Off
Tint: Custom R-121 G-105 B-92
Perfect Pixel HD: All settings off
Gamma: -1
Dynamic Backlight: Best Picture
PC mode: Off
Light sensor: Off
Pixel Plus: Off
Picture format: Unscaled
Ambilight: On
Ambilight colour: Cool White
Ambilight brightness: 0

[Riddler The Slag]

I have the Phillips 47" 47PFL6704D model. Could anyone please hook a guy up with some fantastic new settings?

[Kellz]

phillips 50PL9126D/37 here

lamp just burnt out so i need to order a new one and will need to make it look great. if someone can recommend a good place to pick one up reasonably and how to self install, would be much obliged on that too

[luke80]

Hi guys,

I have the Philips 37PFL7605 and I'm trying to get the settings right.

Does anyone know which gamma setting to use to get closest to 2.2? The scale only goes from -5 to 5.

[SyazwanKahfi]

Philips 3500 series LED TV 42PFL3507, setting anyone know?