I've tried google, but I can't find any solid information. I would love some feedback from an owner that's gone through the process.
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Does anyone have any calibration settings for the Samsung LN-T4661F?
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I, too, had some trouble finding recommended calibration settings for your tv. There are two options though for calibrating it yourself on the cheap:
1. any movie that you own with a THX logo on it will have a THX calibration section in the menu options. It's not the ideal way but I've used it a few times and it gets the job done
2. AVSForum calibration disc which offers a lot more tools than the THX one www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=948496
Additionally you can buy a calibration disc. The discs by Spears & Munsil and Digital Video Essentials get a lot of praise.
Spears & Munsil - www.amazon.com/Spears-Munsil-High-Definition-Bench...
DVE - www.amazon.com/Digital-Video-Essentials-Basics-Blu...
1. any movie that you own with a THX logo on it will have a THX calibration section in the menu options. It's not the ideal way but I've used it a few times and it gets the job done
2. AVSForum calibration disc which offers a lot more tools than the THX one www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=948496
Additionally you can buy a calibration disc. The discs by Spears & Munsil and Digital Video Essentials get a lot of praise.
Spears & Munsil - www.amazon.com/Spears-Munsil-High-Definition-Bench...
DVE - www.amazon.com/Digital-Video-Essentials-Basics-Blu...
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While most posted calibration settings are a good place to start, it's best to calibrate your TV for your own viewing area. Everyone's place is different, so it's a good idea to customize for your own needs.
I have found calibration tools on a multitude of Blu-Rays hidden in the special features area. Most of the Pixar Blu-rays have them, But the best one I found was on the Planet Earth Blu-ray.
My only other suggestion is to make sure the disc you use has a High-Def version of the colour bars, if it's an SD version there is a chance that the TVs upscaler will change the colours or the lines every so slightly.
I have found calibration tools on a multitude of Blu-Rays hidden in the special features area. Most of the Pixar Blu-rays have them, But the best one I found was on the Planet Earth Blu-ray.
My only other suggestion is to make sure the disc you use has a High-Def version of the colour bars, if it's an SD version there is a chance that the TVs upscaler will change the colours or the lines every so slightly.
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