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RE: is video essentials a comparable substitute for ISF calibration?

I don't know if best buy is really equipped to do a pro ISF calibration. VE will do the basics, which will be ok for most of the masses. The easiest thing to do is go to AVSforum, and search for a thread of your TV model. Someone will most likely post the settings from a pro calibration for your set. It won't be perfect, due to different room lighting and such, but it will be very close. One can then tweak it if needed.
Jack

PS I have VE, and have used it's grey scale for fine tuning the settings. It works well for that.

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