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14-08-2004, 8:38 AM
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Infocus X1 colour/brightness setup ?
Having recieved my X1 yesterday, I am very hapy with the PJ, my home made screen and the prog cable, easy to get started out of the box though adjusting the Pj to get a proper screen fit is a bit of a pain.
Having searched through the forums I have found bits and pieces about adjusting colour/brightness and the like, but can anyone recommend or clarify the settings I should be aiming for, the default picture was washed out looking so I have increased the brightness/contrast and the red and blue a little and it looks a little better.
Any advice would be great and I will try them out later and report back, as I am sure there will be many new X1 owners on these forums now it can be picked up for £563.
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14-08-2004, 3:10 PM
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I have the same projector, just projecting onto a white wall at the moment. I have it set to "video" mode, with the brightness on 58 and contrast on 62. I have reduced the green to 45 and the blue to 45.
Seems to work quite nicely at the moment... althought i'm always fiddling!
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14-08-2004, 4:11 PM
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Originally Posted by dazmanultra
I have the same projector, just projecting onto a white wall at the moment. I have it set to "video" mode, with the brightness on 58 and contrast on 62. I have reduced the green to 45 and the blue to 45.
Seems to work quite nicely at the moment... althought i'm always fiddling!
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Thanks I wil fiddle this evening, the "video" mode , is that in picture settings ?
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14-08-2004, 6:17 PM
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Have you checked out the X1 link in the FAQ ? Lots of X1 goodness in there............
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14-08-2004, 7:40 PM
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Best option is to acquire a calibration disc such as Avia or DVE, Avia being my favourite & available in the Powerbuy forum.

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15-08-2004, 2:34 PM
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Originally Posted by theritz
Have you checked out the X1 link in the FAQ ? Lots of X1 goodness in there............
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When I click on the FAQ button, I get a search box.
http://www.avforums.com/forums/faq.php
Entering X1 returns no results, can you offer a direct link please ?
Last edited by 45six; 15-08-2004 at 4:43 PM.
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15-08-2004, 2:51 PM
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http://members.shaw.ca/technut/x1faq/
That is the FAQ link, I tweaked again last night, now on high contrast with low brightness higher red mid blue and low green lookks a lot better, though I am hoping to find a richer colour setting, anyone else got any tips (please no high tech geek stuff).
On another note I have made a nice projector stand that adjusts up and down, I knocked it up out of a B&Q corner shelf, some spare wood and an adjustable bolt from an old vice, very nice setup I have now, thanks to all the tips around here.
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15-08-2004, 7:15 PM
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Hmmmm, I've got to say I've not moved mine away from the factory defaults. Out of the box I got (and still get) a crisp highly defined and colour realistic presentation. Now this has to clarified in so much as I've found the source to be the problem when the picture is less than spectacular. Indeed I probably would be a bit concerned if I had to move the setting far from the standard defaults. My room is very dark and I use a grey screen which of course helps.
Paul
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