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Pete Delaney
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Hi folks,
Last night I did some calibration on my Z1 in low lamp mode using my 28" JVC as a reference, which is directly below my 83" widescreen, and my 'mk 1 eyeball'. The reason I wanted to play with the settings was to try and counter the effects of ambient light being generated by magnolia walls and a white ceiling (I can't paint the walls unfortunately).
I have achieved some really nice results, contrast and colour are much better when compared to cinema mode. However, in order to achieve this I have some of the settings turned up v high. Is it ok to have some of the settings turned up high/fully? Mid setting is 32 and I have the contrast up full at 64. The result is V V pleasing, it's really good now but I don't want to potentially damage the pj....
Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated
Cheers.
Pete...
Edit: The pj is still in low lamp mode, which is where I want it to stay.
Last night I did some calibration on my Z1 in low lamp mode using my 28" JVC as a reference, which is directly below my 83" widescreen, and my 'mk 1 eyeball'. The reason I wanted to play with the settings was to try and counter the effects of ambient light being generated by magnolia walls and a white ceiling (I can't paint the walls unfortunately).
I have achieved some really nice results, contrast and colour are much better when compared to cinema mode. However, in order to achieve this I have some of the settings turned up v high. Is it ok to have some of the settings turned up high/fully? Mid setting is 32 and I have the contrast up full at 64. The result is V V pleasing, it's really good now but I don't want to potentially damage the pj....
Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated
Cheers.
Pete...
Edit: The pj is still in low lamp mode, which is where I want it to stay.