CNET's HDTV picture settings database takes the edge off calibration

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Brian C @ Jun 3rd 2008 10:37AM

I have to disagree with how this post is worded. Changing the picture settings is definetly not calibration. Calibration involves adjusting a myriad of settings in the service menu using expensive equipment to tune your tv to the environment it is in. All the regular picture controls do change but getting an ISF calibration is a whole other story. Not to mention that manufacturers often use different components to make the same model number of TV. My service menu settings differ from other models based on which components are in my model so taking some generic settings for any of these models is just asking for a crappy picture.

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