LCD Toshiba Regza 42" Z3030 - Impresiones

Iniciado por diaz

con 100 de contraste.... y antes los colores estan sobresaturados?

Contrast: On regular CRT televisions, this would adjust the overall brightness of the set, but not here. With LCDs, Contrast is a picture processing adjustment that will let you make the bright areas of the picture brighter or darker without really affecting dark areas. As the back-light will still be shining bright behind it, lowering this has the effect of placing something over the screen to dim it, rather than making the set dimmer instead. With 8-bit video, brightness values range from 0 to 255. Lowering contrast effectively limits this range, and can cause banding in the picture. If you're finding things too bright, lower the back-light not the contrast. Best left as close to 100 as possible.

http://www.avforums.com/forums/showp...0&postcount=22

de los foros de avsforums (la meca de la sabiduría sobre HDTVs) sobre la calibración de la x3030, que es como la z3030 pero sin 100hz