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Title: My New Plasma TV - Calibration Help, see page 3! Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 01:11:37 PM I curreently have a 32" LCD TV in my Livingroom, but since i got HD in ive been looking to get something bigger.
My mate works for Comet and can get 10% anything, but if something becomes Discontinued, he can get up to 50% off. Ive asked him to keep his eye out for a Discontinued TV if it comes up cheap, was looking for one around 40" or 42" He called me the other day and said he had one in, but i was a Samsung 50" !!!!! It was £600, but he could get me it for £300! It looks a bit Big but a Samsung 50" for £300 in unreal Model name: Samsung 50" series 4 PS50B430P2W (http://www.samsung.com/it/system/consumer/product/2009/04/23/ps50b430p2wxxc/ps50b430_dimension_090424.jpg) Does anyone else have this, or a similar 50" Plasma? What are your thoughts on a 50"....too big? The only problem im thinking of is the Power that a Plasma uses up, especially a 50" one! That a side im pumped and can't wait to see Footy and darts on it in HD! Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: TheChipPrince on January 04, 2010, 01:18:58 PM exact TV i have, can't fault it, paid £700 for it last year, plus £80 for a stand..
Dont have HD yet tho as waiting to move house Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 01:20:48 PM exact TV i have, can't fault it, paid £700 for it last year, plus £80 for a stand.. Dont have HD yet tho as waiting to move house Do you not find it slightly too big?(as is my main worry) what did you have before a 50", as i fear going from 32" to 50" might be a drastic jump. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: TheChipPrince on January 04, 2010, 01:22:29 PM exact TV i have, can't fault it, paid £700 for it last year, plus £80 for a stand.. Dont have HD yet tho as waiting to move house Do you not find it slightly too big?(as is my main worry) what did you have before a 50", as i fear going from 32" to 50" might be a drastic jump. We have a good size living room at the mo, moving to a 4.5m x 4.5m square one in 2 weeks though, will let you know then if its too big! :D Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 01:27:54 PM exact TV i have, can't fault it, paid £700 for it last year, plus £80 for a stand.. Dont have HD yet tho as waiting to move house Do you not find it slightly too big?(as is my main worry) what did you have before a 50", as i fear going from 32" to 50" might be a drastic jump. We have a good size living room at the mo, moving to a 4.5m x 4.5m square one in 2 weeks though, will let you know then if its too big! :D The reason im taking it is, we are moving house hopefully before the summer, to a bigger house, so should be cool then. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 01:29:20 PM exact TV i have, can't fault it, paid £700 for it last year, plus £80 for a stand.. Dont have HD yet tho as waiting to move house Do you not find it slightly too big?(as is my main worry) what did you have before a 50", as i fear going from 32" to 50" might be a drastic jump. We have a good size living room at the mo, moving to a 4.5m x 4.5m square one in 2 weeks though, will let you know then if its too big! :D The reason im taking it is, we are moving house hopefully before the summer, to a bigger house, so should be cool then. That and the fact its £300 Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: cdw1111 on January 04, 2010, 01:30:23 PM Don't worry about it being to big you will soon get used to it,sounds like a proper bargain.
Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: kinboshi on January 04, 2010, 01:42:34 PM My ex has exactly that one (I think, it's definitely a 50" Samsung).
I fitted it to her wall and she sits about 10-15' from the TV and it's fine size wise. A decent enough picture, especially on HD. Not perfect when dealing with movement (e.g. footy), but fine for £650 (which is what it cost her), and definitely a bargain for £300. Can you get any more for that price? Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: the sicilian on January 04, 2010, 01:52:34 PM I have a 50" Panasonic Viera which is the nuts..its fine in a standard living room... samsungs are fine especially at £300..
BUY IT ! LOL Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 02:00:49 PM My ex has exactly that one (I think, it's definitely a 50" Samsung). I fitted it to her wall and she sits about 10-15' from the TV and it's fine size wise. A decent enough picture, especially on HD. Not perfect when dealing with movement (e.g. footy), but fine for £650 (which is what it cost her), and definitely a bargain for £300. Can you get any more for that price? No mate, sorry There were 2 available, he put one aside for me, and some other girl put one aside for herself. If it looks too big for me, ill stick it on here for someone. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: EvilPie on January 04, 2010, 02:07:25 PM My ex has exactly that one (I think, it's definitely a 50" Samsung). I fitted it to her wall and she sits about 10-15' from the TV and it's fine size wise. A decent enough picture, especially on HD. Not perfect when dealing with movement (e.g. footy), but fine for £650 (which is what it cost her), and definitely a bargain for £300. Can you get any more for that price? No mate, sorry There were 2 available, he put one aside for me, and some other girl put one aside for herself. If it looks too big for me, ill stick it on here for someone. It's way too big for your room. I'll take it off your hands for £250. You're welcome . Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: GreekStein on January 04, 2010, 02:43:42 PM My ex has exactly that one (I think, it's definitely a 50" Samsung). I fitted it to her wall and she sits about 10-15' from the TV and it's fine size wise. A decent enough picture, especially on HD. Not perfect when dealing with movement (e.g. footy), but fine for £650 (which is what it cost her), and definitely a bargain for £300. Can you get any more for that price? No mate, sorry There were 2 available, he put one aside for me, and some other girl put one aside for herself. If it looks too big for me, ill stick it on here for someone. It's way too big for your room. I'll take it off your hands for £250. You're welcome . £275 here. No need to thank me. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: kinboshi on January 04, 2010, 03:23:48 PM My ex has exactly that one (I think, it's definitely a 50" Samsung). I fitted it to her wall and she sits about 10-15' from the TV and it's fine size wise. A decent enough picture, especially on HD. Not perfect when dealing with movement (e.g. footy), but fine for £650 (which is what it cost her), and definitely a bargain for £300. Can you get any more for that price? No mate, sorry There were 2 available, he put one aside for me, and some other girl put one aside for herself. If it looks too big for me, ill stick it on here for someone. It's way too big for your room. I'll take it off your hands for £250. You're welcome . £275 here. No need to thank me. £315 Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: lazaroonie on January 04, 2010, 03:35:54 PM My ex has exactly that one (I think, it's definitely a 50" Samsung). I fitted it to her wall and she sits about 10-15' from the TV and it's fine size wise. A decent enough picture, especially on HD. Not perfect when dealing with movement (e.g. footy), but fine for £650 (which is what it cost her), and definitely a bargain for £300. Can you get any more for that price? No mate, sorry There were 2 available, he put one aside for me, and some other girl put one aside for herself. If it looks too big for me, ill stick it on here for someone. It's way too big for your room. I'll take it off your hands for £250. You're welcome . £275 here. No need to thank me. £315 325.. looking for a smaller set for the bedroom. this sounds just about right :) Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: TheChipPrince on January 04, 2010, 03:55:43 PM Anyone got 1 of those tv end of bed type cabinet thingys, where it lifts up?
Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 04:02:11 PM Still wasn't sure about the size, so i just nipped over to his Shop to see the TV's
Doesn't look as big as i thought, but that probably just because it was next to two 63" Plasmas!!! Going to go for the 50" on Friday Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: RED-DOG on January 04, 2010, 04:09:10 PM I curreently have a 32" LCD TV in my Livingroom, but since i got HD in ive been looking to get something bigger. My mate works for Comet and can get 10% anything, but if something becomes Discontinued, he can get up to 50% off. Ive asked him to keep his eye out for a Discontinued TV if it comes up cheap, was looking for one around 40" or 42" He called me the other day and said he had one in, but i was a Samsung 50" !!!!! It was £600, but he could get me it for £300! It looks a bit Big but a Samsung 50" for £300 in unreal Model name: Samsung 50" series 4 PS50B430P2W (http://www.samsung.com/it/system/consumer/product/2009/04/23/ps50b430p2wxxc/ps50b430_dimension_090424.jpg) Does anyone else have this, or a similar 50" Plasma? What are your thoughts on a 50"....too big? The only problem im thinking of is the Power that a Plasma uses up, especially a 50" one! That a side im pumped and can't wait to see Footy and darts on it in HD! I watched Ronnie O'Sullivan drop a long blue dead weight into the baulk pocket on my 32". My brother watched the same shot on his 50" and it stopped 18" short. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: GreekStein on January 04, 2010, 04:15:54 PM I curreently have a 32" LCD TV in my Livingroom, but since i got HD in ive been looking to get something bigger. My mate works for Comet and can get 10% anything, but if something becomes Discontinued, he can get up to 50% off. Ive asked him to keep his eye out for a Discontinued TV if it comes up cheap, was looking for one around 40" or 42" He called me the other day and said he had one in, but i was a Samsung 50" !!!!! It was £600, but he could get me it for £300! It looks a bit Big but a Samsung 50" for £300 in unreal Model name: Samsung 50" series 4 PS50B430P2W (http://www.samsung.com/it/system/consumer/product/2009/04/23/ps50b430p2wxxc/ps50b430_dimension_090424.jpg) Does anyone else have this, or a similar 50" Plasma? What are your thoughts on a 50"....too big? The only problem im thinking of is the Power that a Plasma uses up, especially a 50" one! That a side im pumped and can't wait to see Footy and darts on it in HD! I watched Ronnie O'Sullivan drop a long blue dead weight into the baulk pocket on my 32". My brother watched the same shot on his 50" and it stopped 18" short. lol Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: rex008 on January 04, 2010, 04:19:16 PM 50" not too big in that room. In my old house I sat <10' from a 42" for 5 years or so, started to look small, so went for 50" and that was nice. Moved now, and sit maybe 12' from the 50", and frankly it's not big enough :D. That's a Panasonic 50PF10.
Once you've bought it, make sure you have a play around with the settings for contrast, sharpness, etc. If you can get hold of a HD calibration disc it's worth doing, or use the THX calibration stuff that comes on most Lucas films (Star Wars 1-3 deffo have it). They usually are set up for a shop out the box, so ridiculously high contrast and way too bright - a good plasma will give you way better colour reproduction than an LCD, but only if it's calibrated right. It'll take a while to get used to - if you've been watching TV on an LCD, you'll be used to people with somewhat purple skin without even realising it. Damn good price for that. Edit - just looked it up - it's not a FullHD model - I presume you know that? 768 lines rather than 1080. Still get the benefit from SkyHD, but not the full monty on Blu Rays, games, etc. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 04:28:58 PM 50" not too big in that room. In my old house I sat <10' from a 42" for 5 years or so, started to look small, so went for 50" and that was nice. Moved now, and sit maybe 12' from the 50", and frankly it's not big enough :D. That's a Panasonic 50PF10. Once you've bought it, make sure you have a play around with the settings for contrast, sharpness, etc. If you can get hold of a HD calibration disc it's worth doing, or use the THX calibration stuff that comes on most Lucas films (Star Wars 1-3 deffo have it). They usually are set up for a shop out the box, so ridiculously high contrast and way too bright - a good plasma will give you way better colour reproduction than an LCD, but only if it's calibrated right. It'll take a while to get used to - if you've been watching TV on an LCD, you'll be used to people with somewhat purple skin without even realising it. Damn good price for that. Edit - just looked it up - it's not a FullHD model - I presume you know that? 768 lines rather than 1080. Still get the benefit from SkyHD, but not the full monty on Blu Rays, games, etc. Thanks mate, i think this was all i was really looking for, someone to tell me i wasn't a twat for buy a 50" lol As for not being 1080, i knew this anyway, was concerned at first but for £300 ill take 4x times better quality, than 5x. Thanks for your post Rex Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: EvilPie on January 04, 2010, 05:00:20 PM 50" not too big in that room. In my old house I sat <10' from a 42" for 5 years or so, started to look small, so went for 50" and that was nice. Moved now, and sit maybe 12' from the 50", and frankly it's not big enough :D. That's a Panasonic 50PF10. Once you've bought it, make sure you have a play around with the settings for contrast, sharpness, etc. If you can get hold of a HD calibration disc it's worth doing, or use the THX calibration stuff that comes on most Lucas films (Star Wars 1-3 deffo have it). They usually are set up for a shop out the box, so ridiculously high contrast and way too bright - a good plasma will give you way better colour reproduction than an LCD, but only if it's calibrated right. It'll take a while to get used to - if you've been watching TV on an LCD, you'll be used to people with somewhat purple skin without even realising it. Damn good price for that. Edit - just looked it up - it's not a FullHD model - I presume you know that? 768 lines rather than 1080. Still get the benefit from SkyHD, but not the full monty on Blu Rays, games, etc. Thanks mate, i think this was all i was really looking for, someone to tell me i wasn't a twat for buy a 50" lol As for not being 1080, i knew this anyway, was concerned at first but for £300 ill take 4x times better quality, than 5x. Thanks for your post Rex You were after some proper serious advice? You should've said. I've got a 50" LG that's 4.5m from my viewing position and it doesn't look too big at all. Mine's only a 768 as well but the picture looks great. Great set at the price. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: kinboshi on January 04, 2010, 05:00:50 PM 50" not too big in that room. In my old house I sat <10' from a 42" for 5 years or so, started to look small, so went for 50" and that was nice. Moved now, and sit maybe 12' from the 50", and frankly it's not big enough :D. That's a Panasonic 50PF10. Once you've bought it, make sure you have a play around with the settings for contrast, sharpness, etc. If you can get hold of a HD calibration disc it's worth doing, or use the THX calibration stuff that comes on most Lucas films (Star Wars 1-3 deffo have it). They usually are set up for a shop out the box, so ridiculously high contrast and way too bright - a good plasma will give you way better colour reproduction than an LCD, but only if it's calibrated right. It'll take a while to get used to - if you've been watching TV on an LCD, you'll be used to people with somewhat purple skin without even realising it. Damn good price for that. Edit - just looked it up - it's not a FullHD model - I presume you know that? 768 lines rather than 1080. Still get the benefit from SkyHD, but not the full monty on Blu Rays, games, etc. Thanks mate, i think this was all i was really looking for, someone to tell me i wasn't a twat for buy a 50" lol As for not being 1080, i knew this anyway, was concerned at first but for £300 ill take 4x times better quality, than 5x. Thanks for your post Rex As Rex said, unless you're watching stuff on Blu-Ray, you're not going to be missing out getting this instead of a 1080p telly. Also worth remembering that the quality of football on the telly won't be great if it's two Scottish teams playing... ;) Definitely agree with Rex about setting your telly up correctly. Still amuses me when I go to people's houses and they have a fantastic telly but it's been set up terribly. Doesn't matter how well specced the telly is if the settings mean the picture is to cock. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Tractor on January 04, 2010, 05:12:41 PM Please down slowroll your mate, its a snap buy.
Nice tv especially for £300 quid. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 05:20:41 PM Please down slowroll your mate, its a snap buy. Nice tv especially for £300 quid. Im not slow rolling him at all, ive already told him im defo taking it, its if i keep it for myself i wasn't sure. Im sure now tho cheers dudes Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Tractor on January 04, 2010, 05:39:08 PM Dave, I install a lot of tvs, and imo top end Pioneer & Panasonics are great pictures but in all honesty the quality picture of Samsungs is excellent and for £300 its a bargain.
As for the 50" it will be fine, i got a 120" HD projector in my lounge and you will Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 06:09:26 PM Dave, I install a lot of tvs, and imo top end Pioneer & Panasonics are great pictures but in all honesty the quality picture of Samsungs is excellent and for £300 its a bargain. As for the 50" it will be fine, i got a 120" HD projector in my lounge and you will 120" Projector in HD.....my 50" seems shit now lol That must be class for films footy!! Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Teacake on January 04, 2010, 09:54:59 PM Dave, where are you thinking of moving to?
Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 04, 2010, 10:10:58 PM Dave, where are you thinking of moving to? Uddy, Tannockside ideally as its smack in the middle of my Folks and Janet's Folks. So easy for her to get out and about with the kids to her mums and sisters house near you etc, and not too far away from Angels Pub and the Windmill Pub !! Somewhere near yourself, Renny or Pat was be the best option. Was looking at Calderbrae's too If so, we should get the TPT up and running again, for a laugh more than anything this time round. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Teacake on January 04, 2010, 10:27:51 PM Dave, where are you thinking of moving to? Uddy, Tannockside ideally as its smack in the middle of my Folks and Janet's Folks. So easy for her to get out and about with the kids to her mums and sisters house near you etc, and not too far away from Angels Pub and the Windmill Pub !! Somewhere near yourself, Renny or Pat was be the best option. ;boltpp; thats what I was worried about! There goes the neighbourhood! Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 08, 2010, 07:15:17 PM Woooooooft!
Got the Tv today, Fuck me, its a beast!!!! No way on earth im selling this, already got a footy session planned for Sunday and a few darts nights sorted with Snowball. .....But the ultimate is Lost on Sky1 HD starting in Feb! Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 09, 2010, 02:16:02 PM Once you've bought it, make sure you have a play around with the settings for contrast, sharpness, etc. If you can get hold of a HD calibration disc it's worth doing, or use the THX calibration stuff that comes on most Lucas films (Star Wars 1-3 deffo have it). They usually are set up for a shop out the box, so ridiculously high contrast and way too bright - a good plasma will give you way better colour reproduction than an LCD, but only if it's calibrated right. It'll take a while to get used to - if you've been watching TV on an LCD, you'll be used to people with somewhat purple skin without even realising it. Luckily enough my little brother got this box et for Xmas there, i can see the THX sign on the back of the pack, but when i put the disk in, there is no option to click on a THX Symbol anywhere to start the calibration? Am i missing something Rex? Title: Re: My New Plasma TV - Calibration Help, see page 3! Post by: action man on January 09, 2010, 02:30:35 PM sigh, i currently have the same tv, will have to upgrade now ive seen this.
Title: Re: My New Plasma TV - Calibration Help, see page 3! Post by: Scottish Dave on January 09, 2010, 02:40:10 PM sigh, i currently have the same tv, will have to upgrade now ive seen this. Did you do the THX thing? How did you do it? Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: lazaroonie on January 09, 2010, 03:52:00 PM Dave, where are you thinking of moving to? Uddy, Tannockside ideally as its smack in the middle of my Folks and Janet's Folks. So easy for her to get out and about with the kids to her mums and sisters house near you etc, and not too far away from Angels Pub and the Windmill Pub !! Somewhere near yourself, Renny or Pat was be the best option. Was looking at Calderbrae's too If so, we should get the TPT up and running again, for a laugh more than anything this time round. :)up :)up ;applause; ;applause; Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Teacake on January 09, 2010, 04:01:31 PM Dave, where are you thinking of moving to? Uddy, Tannockside ideally as its smack in the middle of my Folks and Janet's Folks. So easy for her to get out and about with the kids to her mums and sisters house near you etc, and not too far away from Angels Pub and the Windmill Pub !! Somewhere near yourself, Renny or Pat was be the best option. Was looking at Calderbrae's too If so, we should get the TPT up and running again, for a laugh more than anything this time round. :)up :)up ;applause; ;applause; Are you clapping cos he's moving further away from you? Or are you telling us your due to host a home game? Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: lazaroonie on January 09, 2010, 04:04:16 PM Dave, where are you thinking of moving to? Uddy, Tannockside ideally as its smack in the middle of my Folks and Janet's Folks. So easy for her to get out and about with the kids to her mums and sisters house near you etc, and not too far away from Angels Pub and the Windmill Pub !! Somewhere near yourself, Renny or Pat was be the best option. Was looking at Calderbrae's too If so, we should get the TPT up and running again, for a laugh more than anything this time round. :)up :)up ;applause; ;applause; Are you clapping cos he's moving further away from you? Or are you telling us your due to host a home game? probably both...game probably sooner....stay tuned... Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Eck on January 09, 2010, 09:02:02 PM Dave, where are you thinking of moving to? Uddy, Tannockside ideally as its smack in the middle of my Folks and Janet's Folks. So easy for her to get out and about with the kids to her mums and sisters house near you etc, and not too far away from Angels Pub and the Windmill Pub !! Somewhere near yourself, Renny or Pat was be the best option. Was looking at Calderbrae's too If so, we should get the TPT up and running again, for a laugh more than anything this time round. :)up :)up ;applause; ;applause; Are you clapping cos he's moving further away from you? Or are you telling us your due to host a home game? probably both...game probably sooner....stay tuned... :hello: Title: Re: My New Plasma TV - Calibration Help, see page 3! Post by: Scottish Dave on January 09, 2010, 09:48:19 PM hey Highjacking bawbags, i need advice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Start yer own Bloody thread PS Laz chap me in big chap!!!, if you have room ill reserve a spot for my Cousin too. If thats alright. PPS Make it a Friday Night! Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: rex008 on January 11, 2010, 12:04:23 AM Once you've bought it, make sure you have a play around with the settings for contrast, sharpness, etc. If you can get hold of a HD calibration disc it's worth doing, or use the THX calibration stuff that comes on most Lucas films (Star Wars 1-3 deffo have it). They usually are set up for a shop out the box, so ridiculously high contrast and way too bright - a good plasma will give you way better colour reproduction than an LCD, but only if it's calibrated right. It'll take a while to get used to - if you've been watching TV on an LCD, you'll be used to people with somewhat purple skin without even realising it. Luckily enough my little brother got this box et for Xmas there, i can see the THX sign on the back of the pack, but when i put the disk in, there is no option to click on a THX Symbol anywhere to start the calibration? Am i missing something Rex? Sorry - not caught up for a couple of days. Had to go and remind myself - it's semi-hidden. If you put in the main film disc of any Star Wars 1-3, go to "Language Selection" on the main menu, bottom right of that page is the "THX Optimiser". Basically takes you through contrast, brightness and sharpness calibration (and colour as well, but you need special colour filters for that one). Worth doing the first three at least to start with. Title: Re: My New Plasma TV Post by: Scottish Dave on January 11, 2010, 10:21:48 AM Once you've bought it, make sure you have a play around with the settings for contrast, sharpness, etc. If you can get hold of a HD calibration disc it's worth doing, or use the THX calibration stuff that comes on most Lucas films (Star Wars 1-3 deffo have it). They usually are set up for a shop out the box, so ridiculously high contrast and way too bright - a good plasma will give you way better colour reproduction than an LCD, but only if it's calibrated right. It'll take a while to get used to - if you've been watching TV on an LCD, you'll be used to people with somewhat purple skin without even realising it. Luckily enough my little brother got this box et for Xmas there, i can see the THX sign on the back of the pack, but when i put the disk in, there is no option to click on a THX Symbol anywhere to start the calibration? Am i missing something Rex? Sorry - not caught up for a couple of days. Had to go and remind myself - it's semi-hidden. If you put in the main film disc of any Star Wars 1-3, go to "Language Selection" on the main menu, bottom right of that page is the "THX Optimiser". Basically takes you through contrast, brightness and sharpness calibration (and colour as well, but you need special colour filters for that one). Worth doing the first three at least to start with. cool, nice one mate. I clocked the Colour filter specs in the THK store for $1.99, might try to get a pair in near future. Funny how they sell the colour filter specs in the THX store, yet not the actual THX Optimizer disk lol?? Title: Re: My New Plasma TV - Calibration Help, see page 3! Post by: rex008 on January 11, 2010, 11:09:26 AM If you want to go the whole hog, look for DVD/blu/HD discs called "Avia" or "Digital Video Essentials". Usually these come with the glasses/filters and go into much more calibration detail as well. But just getting contrast/bright/sharpness right can make a big difference.
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