Vielgrader
Standard Member
Hi,
Just wondered if someone has experienced the same effect?
When watching a BD compared to a DVD, the colour balance seems to be totally different and, in my opinion, the DVD looks better. The blu-ray disks seem to have a tint, and guess what, it's BLUE!!!
I am watching them both through an imported PS3 connected to a Pioneer PDP-5000EX. Since this is a 1080p panel which has a "Dot by Dot" mode, you can see clearly that all BDs produce images with stunning resolution. Mind you, feeding it with a 480p signal from DVD and using the scaler in the panel is also breathtaking.
The problem is the colour balance! I have calibrated the panel and fiddled with the settings to match the BD colours to DVD, but it is so different that it is almost impossible to correct. All BDs have a much colder picture and just don't look as natural as DVDs. I have tried numerous disks from my large R1 DVD collection and compared it to many RA BDs, the symptom is consistent throughout.
Any thoughts?
Just wondered if someone has experienced the same effect?
When watching a BD compared to a DVD, the colour balance seems to be totally different and, in my opinion, the DVD looks better. The blu-ray disks seem to have a tint, and guess what, it's BLUE!!!
I am watching them both through an imported PS3 connected to a Pioneer PDP-5000EX. Since this is a 1080p panel which has a "Dot by Dot" mode, you can see clearly that all BDs produce images with stunning resolution. Mind you, feeding it with a 480p signal from DVD and using the scaler in the panel is also breathtaking.
The problem is the colour balance! I have calibrated the panel and fiddled with the settings to match the BD colours to DVD, but it is so different that it is almost impossible to correct. All BDs have a much colder picture and just don't look as natural as DVDs. I have tried numerous disks from my large R1 DVD collection and compared it to many RA BDs, the symptom is consistent throughout.
Any thoughts?