Mitsubishi WD-73833 Settings

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TrinityREI
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Mitsubishi WD-73833 Settings

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I have been tweaking settings on my WD-73833 and could really use some help. Can someone give me some optimum settings to use in a dark room. The TV sits in our bedroom with a viewing distance of about 11 or 12 feet. I've read that out of the box this set needs some color adjustments and "tweaking" to get the best picture quality but could use some direction.

Thanks in advance for your help :D
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There's no such thing as an "optimum setting" - it depends on your TV and viewing conditions. You should get a calibration DVD such as DVE (digital video essentials) which provides test patterns to help you set the user controls properly. Without it you're totally guessing.
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Post by TrinityREI »

Given I provided the two factors you said it depended on - TV WD-73833 and 11 to 12 feet viewing distance in a dark room - I thought someone here would have some pointers.

Regardless, thanks for the reply and I will look at getting a DVE.
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A few things that are not a guess...

Set for natural

Low temp

deep field imager off

fine edge off

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TrinityREI wrote:Given I provided the two factors you said it depended on - TV WD-73833 and 11 to 12 feet viewing distance in a dark room - I thought someone here would have some pointers.
No two TVs are identical although digital displays might be really close. Also - how dark is dark?

Still too many variables.
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