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Those of you with an LG who've calibrated with (semi?) professional calibration tools
Could you please, please, please, post the values? I'm begging.
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I second that, please please.
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I used powerstrip and these settings which make the LG perfect, I flat out love this screen and can't see what people are complaining about. It is truly a conspiracy. If you must know now here ya go...
Gamma 1.50 Brightness -35% Contrast -20% Temperature 4900k Try it. It should be good to go. If you feel the need to seriously thank me I can send a paypal address ![]()
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Adios!
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Dude,
That makes my LPL0000 look terrible. super washed out and like a green tint.. what the heck? |
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My LG looks great...
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What it boils down to is personal preference. To some the LG is clearly the better choice and others like me prefer Samsung. Neither display is great, they are average for 17" displays. If the LG didn't have the anti-glare sparkle, it would be one of the best displays on the market.
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I dunno, I think the LG's completely screwed up blue channel is kind of nasty.
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MY 2CENTS
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certainly is true that it has no problems with games, but unless all ur time on ur computer is spent on gaming, the screen should be good enough to use in all occasions. but i am satisfied with the screen on all other aspects, though i ll still be using the sony for my video and photo editing (despite its half dozen dead pixels and three year age, pfff if they can make great screens that long ago ...)
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What is "LG"?
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The LG is the screen on the xps2/9300 that has been manufactured by LG. The other panel that other people get with these systems are the samsungs.
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![]() Here are my powerstrip settings although greys still look off and still some bluish tinting. You have to apply adjustments using non-linear ramp Graphics arts 2.2 gamma, then: gamma: 1.2 bright: -35 contrast: -20 temp: 6500K |
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Yeah, I tried Operaman's config and the moment I changed it, the colors are washed out with a yellowish tint and text arent sharp. Operaman, dont lure members with that config pls. Here's mine
Gamma: 0.74 Brightness: -45% Contrast: -20% Temperature: 5600k |
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