Recent content by JohnSutton

Thanks. Just checked and the figure of £185 was mentioned, but I'm not sure whether that included 3D. Also, there was talk of haggling the price down even more, although civilian may have decided against it.

How much did you end up paying for all 3 settings if you don't mind me asking?

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Nice one!

Hi civilian If half of you is thinking it's not worth doing, I know a well-known calibrator who won't accept payment if you don't see any improvement after calibration. His rates are really cheap too, definitely below £200. But if you've committed to the guy Gel recommended, then I guess it's...

Strange, shouldn't the improvement be immediately noticeable? If you have to get used to it over time, then what's the point? I know it's not exactly the same situation, but here's a quote from a Techradar article on why you shouldn't buy curved TVs...

Anyone going to this? Looks interesting: Richer Sounds is going to demonstrate if you can see difference between 4k and 1080p: http://www.richersounds.com/information/showcase

Ok, the situation is even worse than I thought. If this is the package you bought: http://store.spectracal.com/c3.html It costed you around £100 (perhaps up to £150 including import duty, VAT and shipping) for both meter & software. I hope you are not charging anywhere near that for your...

Ellisdj you are playing a dangerous game mate. I understand the desire to make a quick buck, but you are neither ISF nor THX-certified, and use a cheap £200 meter which itself may not have been calibrated and would probably have drifted. Do you own a signal generator, or just use a free...