Any settings for Samsung UE40F7000?

[scorps1212]

Hey guys,

I haven't got the tele yet but changing the calibration settings will be the first thing ill do.

I will use the picture perfect thread to start with but was just wandering if anyone else could post their settings so i can compare my ones (once they are done) to everyone elses.

 

[Steve Withers]

Mark will be posting his settings from the UE46F7000 review soon.

 

[scorps1212]

Awesome. So the settings for that set will be very similar to this set yeah? Or at least a good starting point.

 

[Steve Withers]

It'll be a good starting point.

 

[sillycargt4cs]

Download the avs hd files as mentioned in the picture perfect campaign.
It's free and all it costs you is time.
You will have a better understanding of what your trying to achieve,and also see for yourself that using another users personal settings will not be he same for yours,although they will be close.
So use marks as a base point then pop the avs files in and fine tune

 

[scorps1212]

Sorry for late reply. So this file can be found on here under the picture perfect section? So what will i do? Log on to here on the tele and download the file that way?

 

[sillycargt4cs]

Sorry for late reply. So this file can be found on here under the picture perfect section? So what will i do? Log on to here on the tele and download the file that way?

AVS HD 709 - Blu-ray & MP4 Calibration

 

[scorps1212]

Thanks buddy. I will send the link to my old man and get him to burn it to a blu ray disc for us.

 

[pipsmooth]

Mark will be posting his settings from the UE46F7000 review soon.

Has Mark posted these anywhere yet?

 

[scorps1212]

I dont know if its Mark but if you go to the thread on this tele, someone has posted a load of settings on there.

 

[scorps1212]

http://www.avforums.com/forums/lcd-led-lcd-tvs/1757622-samsung-ue-f7000-thread.html

Page 11. Or might be page 10.

 

[Phil Hinton]

Follow the Picture perfect steps and you will have the best setting for your TV in your room, using your sources. It is why the campaign exists, you can set up your TV correctly when followed.
PicturePerfect : AVForums campaign to improve television pictures | AVForums.com - UK Online

 

[scorps1212]

Yeah im gunna use that wizard anyway and compare the settings once i've finished. Then change any that are different and see if that suits my eyes better or not.

But like someone said, its different settings that suit different eyes.