Recent content by billybifocals

On this particular Samsung TV, 50 on sharpness setting does indeed appear to be the Neutral setting. By lowering It down to zero I personally lose all fine detail.

Im not a troll, I dont appreciate people ganging up on me and belittling my opinion, questioning absolutely everything I type and suggest. Sure im a scrub with my ps3 instead of having a standalone bluray player. I live by my means, Im not as fortunate as people with equipment ranging in the...

Honestly, that's what I call a cool story bro. Such a riveting tale, I honestly copy and pasted it to MS Word, saved it on my hard drive, backed it up on a jump drive, drove to the bank, put the jump drive in a safe deposit box, and I will leave it there until my kids turn about 12 (when they...

The inception images were simply an example of how different an image with movie mode on or off actually looks. I was just pointing out how the movie mode image looks muddier in comparison. I would rather have something in between those two images. I cant stand retina burning high contrast...

I said 2 feet because a typical desktop pc is used when you're sat in front of a desk, you know, with a keyboard in front of your body so you can type... if you're sat further than 3 feet from a monitor your not going to be able to reach your keyboard to type with. And you're telling me that...

"What I am saying is that whilst the PS3 games will (In some cases, but mostly not) use the full RGB colour pallette, " Are you a games expert as well as an all knowing tv calibration expert too? How do you know that most games dont support "Full" RGB colour? Have you personally checked with...

The reason why ive got RGB Full Range (HDMI) set to Full is because "Limited" delivers a more subdued, albeit more naturalistic, color range, while "Full" produces both brighter and richer tones on both ends of the spectrum. As a result of the "Full" spectrum, many intermediate shades get lost...

Hi, yes Ive got a decent AV receiver (Sony STRDH810) and I did used to have the PS3 output as Bitstream but in made the audio far too quiet and I noticed that certain sounds on certain tracks weren't even audible. I think its a bug that Sony unfortunately never bothered to fix, some kind of...

It is the same tv that everyone is banging on about, im not insane. So you've booted your pc via your tv? What's that got to do with the price of bread? Im not sat 2 feet from my tv, im sat about 3 times the height of the screen, which is where im meant to be sat for this screen size... sure if...

Hi, thanks :) It was a college nickname that stuck lol. The ps3 is set up as followed: "BD/DVD Cinema Conversion" is Normal. "BD/DVD Video Output Format (HDMI)" is "Y Pb/Cb Pr/Cr" "BD 1080p 24 Hz Output (HDMI)" is Automatic "BD/DVD Dynamic Range Control" is off "BD/DVD Audio Output Format...

Hi, im only rocking a PS3 and Ps4 but both images look identical when output to the tv. I have everything going through a Sony STRDH810 amp. Id rather have a nice bright image than a muddy one. With that sharpness set at 70 it really doesn't make much difference to the picture, slamming it down...

I really wouldn't advise setting the sharpness to 0 on this particular tv. 50 appears to be the default sharpness. By changing the sharpness on this tv to 0 you lose all sharpness, it completely detracts from the existing sharpness. Its like looking through multiple layers of clingfilm if its...

I tried your exact setup as provided but noticed that everything had a slight pink tinge. It was definately noticible in peoples faces and when looking at white objects. I have since fine tuned everything and im very happy with the results. If the above settings dont seem to work well on your...

Ok, after hunting around on various sites I have found that most reviewers are unnecessarily cryptic and very reluctant to share their own calibration settings and would rather gloat about their calibrated screen than be helpful. At the end of the day, the settings im about to give you will...