Best TV ever made?

[ellisdj]

It looks pretty complicated. *smile*

Could open up a whole new career path.

True.

It is complicated but you dont have to learn everything all at once - just the basics of grey scale calibration initially then move on from there

You can get HCFR for free and patterns for free or spears and munsil blu ray for £20 for patterns - this is a great disc but not if the tv has brightness limiting - its no good on my tv.

That takes your knowledge up another level and its interesting and fun

 

[Series1boy]

It looks pretty complicated. *smile*

Could open up a whole new career path.

True.

It is complicated but you dont have to learn everything all at once - just the basics of grey scale calibration initially then move on from there

You can get HCFR for free and patterns for free or spears and munsil blu ray for £20 for patterns - this is a great disc but not if the tv has brightness limiting - its no good on my tv.

That takes your knowledge up another level and its interesting and fun

what about equipment, software etc; is there a basic kit you can buy to get going ellisdj?

 

[tele1962]

In answer to the OP's question i would probably say ZT/VT & Kuro up to now. OLED has a little way to go yet IMO. *smile*

 

[simonlewis]

I presume you have all heard that LG's production line has re-opened after the gas leak.

 

[Deleted member 2457]

I presume you have all heard that LG's production line has re-opened after the gas leak.

That's good news.

 

[Son_of_SJ]

I presume you have all heard that LG's production line has re-opened after the gas leak.

I know that we all love our televisions, but I just wish that there was more sympathy for the families of the two LG workers who DIED.

 

[Deleted member 2457]

I presume you have all heard that LG's production line has re-opened after the gas leak.

I know that we all love our televisions, but I just wish that there was more sympathy for the families of the two LG workers who DIED.

From who?

 

[Son_of_SJ]

Sympathy from whom? From us all (and I rebuke myself in this) instead of only apparently being pleased that the television production lines are rolling again.

 

[Deleted member 2457]

Sympathy from whom? From us all (and I rebuke myself in this) instead of only apparently being pleased that the television production lines are rolling again.

Good point.

 

[Series1boy]

In answer to the OP's question i would probably say ZT/VT & Kuro up to now. OLED has a little way to go yet IMO. *smile*

yes I'm in agreement with you.

 

[ellisdj]

It looks pretty complicated. *smile*

Could open up a whole new career path.

True.

It is complicated but you dont have to learn everything all at once - just the basics of grey scale calibration initially then move on from there

You can get HCFR for free and patterns for free or spears and munsil blu ray for £20 for patterns - this is a great disc but not if the tv has brightness limiting - its no good on my tv.

That takes your knowledge up another level and its interesting and fun

what about equipment, software etc; is there a basic kit you can buy to get going ellisdj?

HCFR is the software and hardware i1 display pro for about £150 then get learning and doing it

There is a dummies guide online which is complex at first and will go straight over your head - read it several times and try it out and it gets easier and makes sense.

Then I would advise buying Calman it makes the process much easier - I have no experience with other software so cannot comment on them