Samsung color wheel vs LED lighting

[anters1]

sounds good to me

[ledb2b]

color wheel technology?Now, the 750 series uses LED lighting, so no bulbs to replace

[tan123]

Acer H233H review – low on cost, high on performance,efficient and affordable.

Concerning calibration, it is definitely worth doing.

Thanks.

[bussinessbrk]

Definitely go with LED. I have such a tv and it is wonderful. If you have a lot of money to spend you could try OLED tech.

[phr3dtwl]

It's not sold anymore.

Originally Posted by today

I would highly recommend going with the HL67A750.

I went with the Mits 65738 for around $1300 delivered from Electronic Expo with LS1130 coupon. Link through Fatwallet for another 2% or 3%, I forget which. Good through 11/30.

[docrings]

Set your video to "Cinema" or "Custom" (anything but "VIVID"!)

Thenm, for personal calibration (not using a specific calibration disc, the service menu and a photometer), you can use a blue filter (order from THX website) and the THX setup routine on some DVD's (Finding Nemo is one of many). Use the screens to set contrast, brightness, tint and color.

Usually the color is still a *bit* too intense after a cursory blue-filter calibration, so knock that back a few more clicks.

Then, finally tweak the "color" saturation: you can then go watch some golf and some non-colorized movies (e.g. Chick flicks are usually not colorized at all, while "Matrix" is intentionally greenish) and using your own arm (assuming your Caucasian), set flesh tones to a natural color (not neon pink as they are from the factory).

Do a search on AVSForum dot com for "Steaming Rat" method of color saturation tweaking... interesting reading.
http://archive2.avsforum.com/avs-vb/...d.php?t=261309

I bought a Sypder2 meter, and using the free HCFR software and some research on AVSforum, was able to accurately calibrate my Samsung DLP HLS and HLT RPTV's to AMAZING pictures... still amazes me every time I put in a Blu-Ray movie...

My HLT calibration thread, specifically:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...9#post14280189