Sessen Ryu
Prominent Member
Why aren't the default settings of a tv calibrated to produce the best picture?
If manufactures are worried about how their tvs look on a shop floor then why not ship them out in "shop-mode" which shows off their tv in bright conditions, and have a 'reference' mode, or whatever for when you get home?
Surely having a tv already calibrated would be a selling point in itself? So I can't understand why it isn't done?
If manufactures are worried about how their tvs look on a shop floor then why not ship them out in "shop-mode" which shows off their tv in bright conditions, and have a 'reference' mode, or whatever for when you get home?
Surely having a tv already calibrated would be a selling point in itself? So I can't understand why it isn't done?