You_Too said:

poita said:

animemaakuo said:

What's the best way for me to calibrate my TV for movies, anime, and what not? I want to be able to put a disc in and watch it the way it was intended.

Get a reliable colorimeter and a test disc set like AVIA.

The colormunki is cheap and works great, for something more then the i1 Display Pro is a good choice.

Myself I got a used (but only a month old) i1 Display 2 when I did my calibrations. I think colormunki is more expensive, at least it was back then. So to everyone who wants to do a calibration I'd say see if you can find a used i1 Display 2, as long as it's not a few years old. (After some years colorimeters lose their accuracy)

I appreciate the help and all, but I don't think I want to follow that guide. For one, it's way too long and complicated. Secondly, I don't understand a lot of that stuff so it would be pointless for me to follow. And finally, I'd much prefer some professional do it and teach me instead.

Calibrating a TV shouldn't be that damn hard. It's rediculous to think that to achieve the DVD's intended picture I have to go through that 100 page guide. No thanks.