Today the Panasonic plasma tv wich I won in a competition was delivered. The guy who installed it and did the first time setup asked me if I ever heard of something called ISF calibration. He told me the ISF is the Imaging Science Foundation and it has defined a specific set of standards to get the best possible picture quality and that the effect on picture quality is dramatic after calibration. He also told me it's common in the US to have a tv calibrated because it has such an effect on picture quality. My question is, does anyone have experience with this ISF calibration and is it really worth the money? What can we expect after the tv is calibrated?
IFS calibration and plasma tv.
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Babe, just google for it , too much to list :
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&sugexp...&oq=ISF+calibration&pbx=1&fp=7694100ff9dcdc18
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&sugexp...&oq=ISF+calibration&pbx=1&fp=7694100ff9dcdc18
Rey C.
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I don't know anything about ISF and I don't know much about TV's. But I bought a nice Mitsubishi many years ago and I had it calibrated in an electronics store. The improvement was dramatic! The guy used some kind of magnetic (?) wand to calibrate something in the screen and it made all the difference in the world. I gave the set to my ****** and what's sad is that old CRT TV has a a clearer, sharper picture than the Samsung HD TV that I just bought about a year ago (not using an HD signal on it though). So if what you're talking about is anything like the calibration they did on that Mitsubishi, I would definitely go for it!
squallumz
knows petras secret: she farted.
if it doesnt come that way, i wouldnt do it.
let me ask yo u this, does the picture look good? if so, leave it be. i wouldnt touch it.
looks like it costs over 300 dollars US to do it too. fuckkkk that.
oh yeah, ps: ive never heard of anyone doing this where im at.
let me ask yo u this, does the picture look good? if so, leave it be. i wouldnt touch it.
looks like it costs over 300 dollars US to do it too. fuckkkk that.
oh yeah, ps: ive never heard of anyone doing this where im at.
My bro had it done to his T.V. and its pretty cool, the movies look all 3D like your there in the scene :eek: We watched the last air bender and it was F'n Lok you could see tree's in the backround like actual distance :yesyes: Only do it if realistic view is what you want
