I particularly liked the Big Buck Bunny animated cartoon where every hair, every blade of grass and detail in the shadows can be seen clearly. There are useful clips so you can admire your work. So far, the picture is amazing, like looking through a window. There’s then a big leap if you wish to calibrate the individual colours (I didn’t need to do this on my Samsung JU7000 TV, thankfully) and you are warned that this bit really is a job for a professional. The video appearance settings are fairly straightforward to adjust against the patterns: colour/colour tint brightness contrast sharpness tones darkness etc. It is worth persevering even if you initially find it daunting. The TV remote is the one you’ll use to work the slider controls while the Blu-ray remote takes you through the instructions and patterns. You have to sit in your favourite viewing position (and occasionally get up closer to the screen) with the remote control of the Blu-ray in your left hand (I’m right-handed) and the remote for the TV in your right. RTFM (read the manual) as this will keep novices calm ‘cause it does require patience.
And 3D.įirst, assemble everything you need like pen and paper. The seller was kind and patient - thank you, Stacey - and once the error was nailed my whole experience changed because this is a fantastically effective aid to getting the perfect picture.
Doh! I struggled for hours with what turned out to be the DVD disc and not the second which had all the Blu-ray & 3D magic.
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