Keep in mind that one of the most valuable tweeks an ISF calibrator can do for any set (DLP included) is to properly set the greyscale, which is usually accessible only through the service codes.. This is key in getting a great picture.
In addition to correcting color (as far as posssible with a given display), techs can also correct geometry and other issues.
If you've spent good money on a big screen TV, why not get the best picture it's capable of? Factory setting usually suck big-time. At least invest in a Calibration DVD to adjust the manufacturer's "torch" mode into something more watchable.
Check the ISF website for more info on calibrators - good techs can be found.
Also check threads at avsfforum.com - many names there to. Some, Like Greg Loewen travel.
The Sony SXRD is indeed a LCoS technology (not LCD). It's one of the best displays I've ever seen - gorgeous.
In addition to correcting color (as far as posssible with a given display), techs can also correct geometry and other issues.
If you've spent good money on a big screen TV, why not get the best picture it's capable of? Factory setting usually suck big-time. At least invest in a Calibration DVD to adjust the manufacturer's "torch" mode into something more watchable.
Check the ISF website for more info on calibrators - good techs can be found.
Also check threads at avsfforum.com - many names there to. Some, Like Greg Loewen travel.
The Sony SXRD is indeed a LCoS technology (not LCD). It's one of the best displays I've ever seen - gorgeous.