For the gentleman that stated that a plasma TV does not require a professional calibration, I'm not quite sure what you meant by the comment.
If you meant that plasma TV's have the ability to access normally hidden grayscale calibration controls then you would be correct. And if an individual had a color analyzer and training/experience, he could properly adjust the set, again you would be correct.
But, if you meant that the image was accurate according to the professional SMPTE standards right out of the box, you would be mistaken. Also, if you are suggesting that people can calibrate their monitors grayscale, which is the foundation of all image aspects, by eye you would again be incorrect.
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For the gentleman that stated that a plasma TV does not require a professional calibration, I'm not quite sure what you meant by the comment.
If you meant that plasma TV's have the ability to access normally hidden grayscale calibration controls then you would be correct. And if an individual had a color analyzer and training/experience, he could properly adjust the set, again you would be correct.
But, if you meant that the image was accurate according to the professional SMPTE standards right out of the box, you would be mistaken. Also, if you are suggesting that people can calibrate their monitors grayscale, which is the foundation of all image aspects, by eye you would again be incorrect.