animemaakuo said:

Honestly, I'd love to get a new Panasonic, but the reason I keep my Samsung is because of the "flesh tone" option. I have old animated DVD's that were never remastered (aged film put onto DVD), which, the flesh tone option seems to color correct to where it looks like the proper colors are back (restored for the most part).

It's just that I thought with a proper calibrated TV, that flesh tone option would be even better!

I also don't think Panasonic has a flesh tone option. =/

I think you're seriously missing the point of proper calibration, which is to have your screen correctly portray images as intended. Using anything to monkey with the image after that completely flies in the face of logic, since perfect picture is perfect picture, regardless of brand, and applying consumer hardware level gimmicks like "flesh tone" only serves to misrepresent the intended look. You have to decide if you want what seems good to you now (having most likely never seen a properly calibrated screen) or if you want what looks like it is supposed to.