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And here are the rest of his reference settings:

Posted by Russell on January 20, 2008 at 22:18:01:
The reference settings are in USER mode, BTW.

PRO ADJUST:

Pure Cinema:
Film Mode: Standard (I use this for cable; I have it set to 'Advance' for Blu-ray)
Text Optimization: Off

Picture Detail:
DRE Picture: Low
Black Level: Off
ACL: Off
Enhancer Mode: 2
Gamma: 3

Color Detail:
Color Temp: Low
CTI: Off

Noise Reduction:
3DNR: Off
Field NR: Off

Power Save Mode: Off
Orbiter: Mode 2

I know D-Nice isn't the be-all, end-all with respect to these things, but I figure that he's got more experience than I have, and that these settings are a good starting point. As I've mentioned before, I think the picture looks pretty damn good with these settings!

Enjoy,
Russell