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RE: Don't get your hopes up...

Posted by Jack G on January 11, 2013 at 04:20:37:
If the settings were done by a real ISF certified guy, they should be close, unless the room lighting is WAY different. Most are set for dark or semi-dark rooms. Yes, $300 sounds about right. This requires a lot of expensive equipment, and several hours of time. I have several calibrating discs including VE, and the numbers I got from AVS are much more nuanced and detailed than I could ever get from them. The discs will only go so far.
But, as they say, YMMV.
Jack