Just got a 50 inch plasma 1080p. need to get good color settings. what i like and what the wife likes are different settings. need a good one before the Geek Squad comes
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Just got a 50 inch plasma 1080p. need to get good color settings. what i like and what the wife likes are different settings. need a good one before the Geek Squad comes
Well if you have different taste, then you are wasting your money getting Geek Squad to come out. Unless they are installing your TV on a wall or something like that.
It really depends on if you like a cool or warm setting. Most of the time they come out of the box with a really warm setting to just show off the tv quality. It will really be too warm and the brightness will blind you.
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Butd really the best thing to do is get the TV going and play with it. Start out with the brightness then work your way down from there. Besides the brightness you really should have to do a great deal. On the newer sets there are automatic settings for low light, hight light, movie style viewing and a few more.
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Well if you have different taste, then you are wasting your money getting Geek Squad to come out. Unless they are installing your TV on a wall or something like that.
It really depends on if you like a cool or warm setting. Most of the time they come out of the box with a really warm setting to just show off the tv quality. It will really be too warm and the brightness will blind you.
Here is a link that will take the place of me typing for 30 minutes or so.
Butd really the best thing to do is get the TV going and play with it. Start out with the brightness then work your way down from there. Besides the brightness you really should have to do a great deal. On the newer sets there are automatic settings for low light, hight light, movie style viewing and a few more.