Can it really be that annoying? I realise my TV looked like shit before, but I can't see it being so bad that I'd need to buy another. Unless I were to get OLED for dem blacks of course.
They come pretty good out of the box but I did my calibration on a TV. I feel they have bigger variances.
How so? ReShade seems like it can do the job properly. Haven't got it working properly in Kodi yet though. Just tuning the TV brightness/contrast/hi+lo color made a major difference for me.
I did, senpai. Read the post. I calibrated it myself.
Kek, I think you mean "Chafed"
When the time comes to buy a new TV, this worries me.
Was it used? May already have been calibrated.
Funny you say that as I have a Dayton calibration mic that I bought in the same sale to calibrate my audio setup too. I calibrated it by eye not long ago and the Spyder still made a big difference.
So do I, but only on my PC monitors and only at night. Still means brightness and contrast are right though.
I don't think burn in is as big a problem with TVs though. You're never displaying a static picture. I'm of course assuming that the larger OLED TVs are using AMOLED.
I did this too after calibrating the TV. There was literally no banding at all. Pretty impressive that they get it so right.
You still need to calibrate every so often senpai. You could make back the purchase price by renting it out though. It's what I plan to do, just go over to mates places and do it in return for beer. It'll pay itself back...in beer.
I think you'll find it does
>What is variance
This has pasta potential. Is it really that hard with a colorometer though?
Does that have a spectrometer as well?
I must calibrate my Thinkpad then
What model?
You are a more patient man then me then.