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In Reply to: RE: Display Selection Help posted by Vic D on March 19, 2008 at 09:32:52:
Sorry, I dont remember which disk it was now. It was the stores copy. I did the comparison at a upper end HT dealer (Custom Audio and Video). I dont know if you could get anybody at BB or CC to do the calibration, or if they would even know how to do it. I find most salespeople at the big box stores to be rather clueless. If you get real close to a big screen display, you can see various artifacts, but at typical viewing distances, you dont notice them. I think it is part of the displays processing, upscaling SD images, etc, or possibly the severe compression used by some transmission sources (cable or dish). I notice it more at the big box retailers, and hardly ever at home. I think most dealers just set up the displays as they come out of the box, which is always too vivid, bright, etc. They are trying to 'grab' the customer passing by. No matter what display you end up with, its worth setting it up properly. You can often find the setup information by googling for it. Many sites that review displays often list the proper settings, from thier setup and calibration disks.
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