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OK, I've been through the auto-calibration with the TPA-1 optimisation tool and I'm glad to see significant improvements.
Everything looks much more natural. I always thought my picture looked a but blue-ish before calibration. After calibration the blue tint has gone and colours appear to be excellent to my eye. Skin tones look supberb. I was able to confirm this blue tint issue because after calibration I simply pressed reset whilst watching television in the background and the blue tint came instantly flying back. It appeared to look worse but this is most likely because of the instant jump.
All in all, I couldn't ask for anything more in terms of 2D. 3D is another story.
If SBS 3D material is going to be your thing then I honestly wouldn't recommend this set. It is simply awful in [Holywood Pro] or [Holywood Night] mode. The image needs to be much brighter in order for the set to determine depth. When changing to [Standard] or [Hollywood Day] 3D SBS content improves a lot, but crosstalk is still visible on most shots.
3D Blu-ray is thankfully much, much better. Only on some scenes is crosstalk visible but the same applies here. DO NOT use [Holywood Pro] or [Holywood Night] mode.
The 3D SBS content I viewed was on my Virgin V On Demand and was recorded at 720p. I would expect 1080p SBS content to look signigicantly better however, I was unable to get any of the demos I had to work due to a combination of the dumbness between my Nvidia based graphics card and the Toshiba 3D selector.
When I played the 3D content (Panasonic Demo) the TV would detect a 3D signal however, it only plays back on two separate images. Does anyone who uses a PC for SBS material know of a way around this?
All in all, I am very please with the calibration results; and it took around 10 minutes! |
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