Best attempt so far by manufacturers to get it “right.” But this “right” cannot account for:
The room environment
The equipment you hook up to it
Is the equipment set up right?
Is the TV set up right? Is close within 1% of where it needs to be or 20% of where it should be?
Manufacturers allow all of 35 sec. to calibrate a TV on the assembly line …. what does that really get you?
What to do about non-reference viewing?
If the TV has a correct mode in it and the client doesn’t know which one it is … does it benefit them? I have the right answer … it is in this bucket of numbers somewhere.
THX mode designed for reference viewing environment… now who has that?
Just for a start …
Certification is on the engineering side … calibration is making everything talk the same language … calibration is not engineering.
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