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To: JohnM who wrote (27201)	1/6/2010 9:48:43 PM
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You might want to explore different settings your TV allows.. Samsung model that I have, LNT5265F for example allows 3 picture modes, movie, standard etc.. for each of the mode, you can calibrate your various display choices and save it and depending on the program you are watching, you can thru the remote, flip the mode so that you are getting the best Picture for the type of program.. Depends on your room, light to how you like to actually see the movie/TV shows etc.. Actually, an amazing number of combination and makes a big difference.. avsforum has a number of posts on various calibration that folks have tried for all the different sizes, so start here.. avsforum.com However, when it comes to TV, cable signal, you will have to put up with quality difference between channels a lot of times.. Specially with old programs..

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