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In April i bought a 55" LG E7 OLED

Posted by Sordidman on September 20, 2018 at 12:19:38:
My downstairs neighbor is a filmmaker and owns a visual affects company.

He helped me immensely AFA calibration: but it was all his eyeballs and advice.

Apologies for not answering your question, but based on what I'm seeing, - I am glad that I didn't pay a pro to come out with a tester to calibrate it: especially given that Comcast compresses the signal, and broadcast TV is a bit disappointing compared to in store demos.
(I guess that that is no surprise).

Doesn't mean that I don't love the TV, - it's still worlds away from the 40" Samsung that I had previously.