Some Things You Must Do After You Buy an Indonesian Colorimeter HDTV

Whether you have just bought your first HDTV, your second HDTV or just been shopping for HDTV, here are some tips for getting the most out of your new TV.

1. Use the Right Input and Cable

Most TVs offer a variety of inputs including composite video and audio that uses yellow, red and white RCA connectors and provide the lowest quality signals and no HD. S-Video connector that uses a round black connector, a little better, but still no HD. The hook up component uses 3 videos and 2 audio RCA connectors, still analog, but will make you HD and is the next best thing for HDMI. The best is HDMI with their small rectangular connectors that provide high quality digital connections for audio and video.

Our advice is, use HDMI and avoid super cheap cables, on the other hand, don't be fooled into buying expensive cables from sellers at your local big box retailer. Most HDMI cables work well for most programming, but some are better than others. . The only reason to spend extra money is for highly calorimeter indonesia capable cables (Category 2) that are used for "Deep Color," and audio without loss.

2. Adjust the Room Lamp and Eliminate Glare

One of the easiest ways to make your TV look bad is to waste a lot of light on it, creating reflections and glare. Plasma TVs are very susceptible to problems with glare but LCD panels can reflect light too. Invest with a pair of curtains or place your TV in a room with several windows. Some experts recommend turning off the room lights and adding soft light behind the TV.

3. Calibration, Calibration, Calibration

If there is only one thing we can recommend to get the most out of your new TV, it will adjust the TV from "showroom" mode and to "your room" mode. You can adjust things like brightness, contrast, and sharpness without calibration discs but discs (Blu-ray and DVD) are not too expensive. On the other hand, you can always consider bringing in a pro, who will most likely use some expensive equipment to provide high-quality calibration on your TV.

Here are some options for do-it-yourself calibration. Remember, Blu-ray calibration discs on Blu-ray players will display the best test patterns.

Cheap and Easy Calibration

George Lucas has ensured that a THX certified DVD provides a set of calibration tools under the settings menu. If you don't have a THX DVD like "Star Wars," try Netflix or your local library for one of the DVDs listed on this website. The THX Optimizer will guide you through a series of test patterns so you can adjust contrast, brightness, color / tint, aspect ratio, and sharpness. If you screw up, most TVs have standard settings that you can use to restore factory settings.

Buy a Calibration DVD

For around $ 25 you can invest in calibration discs which may include a set of filters that you check or hold against the screen to help adjust the color level. Blu-ray Spears & Munsil calibration disks get high scores from users. Joe Kane's Digital Video Essentials (DVE) is a popular one as well as the Monster / ISF HDTV Calibration Wizard. The tutorial on the disc explains how to test and what the test means.