| Re: Sanyo PLV-Z2000 Owners Thread
I'll make a start on some settings that work well for me and my brother (I've had mine a week now)
Source: HTPC via HDMI, CoreAVC output levels set to 0-255 (PC)
Sanyo Z2000:
Settings->HDMI 1->Enhanced
Starting from Brilliant Cinema (if that makes any difference)
Brightness -10
Contrast +15
Red/Green/Blue 0
Colour +2
Gamma +4
Sharpness +2
Iris Mode:Fast
Iris Range:-30
All the Contrast/Transient stuff Off (or Low)
Dynamic Gamma Off (More natural), or Low(A bit more pop)
Lamp: A1 or A2
I used Kung-Fu Panda, Iron Man and Tropic Thunder for reference
Scenes that I used to confirm the setup
1. Kung-Fu Panda - 1/3rd the way in, the dungeon scene, when the dungeon keeper is stood by the prisoner with a flaming red torch, getting the correct amount of shadow detail and not blowing highlights was tricky.
2. Iron Man - the first 1/3 of the film, when he is captured in the caves, this is a tough test for any PJ
3. Tropic Thunder - Anywhere, this was a PITA on my Z4 to set-up.
I initially found tweaking it very hard, when I tried other peoples settings off AVSForum, it initially looked OK for some scenes, but the failed miserably with my 3 test scenes, the Kungfu Panda scene is particularly good, as it really does help you set up the levels for the shadow detail, and highlight crushing, all in one go!
Of course the PC desktop looks too unnatural, but I've assigned another User Image setting to that!
Over my PLV-Z4, the blacks are very much improved, but my brother, who has an almost perfect light controlled room isn't noticing a huge improvement over his PLV-Z5, they are better though, and I was always impressed with his Z5!
I do like how you can name your User Image settings, so choosing the right one is very easy.
Last edited by Demon; 28-11-2008 at 12:15 PM.
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