What are the light sensitivity ratings in color and B&amp;W ?
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.05 lux at night in black and white. Very good image under typical street light / porch light illumination. Color image stays clear to quite low daylight levels (early dawn, late dusk). Camera is also sensitive to IR at night if you have an IR light source (it does not include IR light source).
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Here are my settings:Picture Mode: Movie 1 or Movie 2Backlight: 40Contrast: 90Brightness: 6Color: 0Tint: 11Sharpness: 0Advanced Picture Settings: *ColorMaster: On*Color Temperature: 9*Smart Sensor: Off*DynaLight: On*Dynamic Contrast: 10*Static Gamma: 0*MPEG NR: Middle*DNR: Middle*Resolution+: On*ClearFrame 240: On*Film Stabilization: MiddleHope this helps.
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thank you for the question actually I returned it back as it didnt match my requirements using it in big room, regarding resolution and illumination (lumins units) wish to help you more :)
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Somebody posted these settings, try them and post back your results.Backlight: 60Contrast: 89Brightness: 51H. Sharpness: 50V. Sharpness: 50Color: 52Tint: R2Expert control:Dynamic Contrast: OffNoise Reduction: OffMPEG Noise Reduction: OffSuper Resolution: OffBlack Level: LowReal Cinema: OnColor Gamut: StandardEdge Enhancer: HighColor Filter: OffColor Temperature: WarmGamma: 2.2Method: 2 PointsPattern: OuterR/G/B Contrast: 0/0/0R/G/B Brightness: 0/0/0R/G/B/C/M/Y/K Tint / Color: 0 (all)TruMotion: UserDe-Judder: 1De-Blur: 7LED Local Dimming: HighAspect: Just ScanEnergy Saving: Off Also this link to a review of this model has some info that may be useful: http://www.highdefjunkies.com/showthread.php?9230-Review-LG-55LW5600-LED-LCD Somebody posted these settings, try them and post back your results.Backlight: 60Contrast: 89Brightness: 51H. Sharpness: 50V. Sharpness: 50Color: 52Tint: R2Expert control:Dynamic Contrast: OffNoise Reduction: OffMPEG Noise Reduction: OffSuper Resolution: OffBlack Level: LowReal Cinema: OnColor Gamut: StandardEdge Enhancer: HighColor Filter: OffColor Temperature: WarmGamma: 2.2Method: 2 PointsPattern: OuterR/G/B Contrast: 0/0/0R/G/B Brightness:... » Read More Somebody posted these settings, try them and post back your results.Backlight: 60Contrast: 89Brightness: 51H. Sharpness: 50V. Sharpness: 50Color: 52Tint: R2Expert control:Dynamic Contrast: OffNoise Reduction: OffMPEG Noise Reduction: OffSuper Resolution: OffBlack Level: LowReal Cinema: OnColor Gamut: StandardEdge Enhancer: HighColor Filter: OffColor Temperature: WarmGamma: 2.2Method: 2 PointsPattern: OuterR/G/B Contrast: 0/0/0R/G/B Brightness: 0/0/0R/G/B/C/M/Y/K Tint / Color: 0 (all)TruMotion: UserDe-Judder: 1De-Blur: 7LED Local Dimming: HighAspect: Just ScanEnergy Saving: Off Also this link to a review of this model has some info that may be useful: http://www.highdefjunkies.com/showthread.php?9230-Review-LG-55LW5600-LED-LCD « Show Less
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I don't have the package any longer since I used all three bulbs, so I don't know the color rating index. Yes they are fairly omni-directional.
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Sorry i cant answer that, I do alot of printing in B&W; and some in color. I don't keep track
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Use "Movie" mode, although it is darker than the others it gives you the best results in a dark room and allows for the quickest adjustment to proper calibration. These are my settings for my PS3/Blu Ray player (my HD Cable is slightly brighter) Oh and I strongly recommend you SHUT OFF Auto Motion Plus, it causes a soap opera effect and creates the illusion the picture is moving faster than normal. Color Temp: Warm 2 Backlight:7-10 depending on your preference Brightness:47 Contrast:95 Color:45 Sharpness:5 Tint:G49/R51 White Balance Settings: Red Offset: 28 Green Offset: 25 Blue Offset: 16 Red Gain: 25 Green Gain: 25 Blue Gain: 21 I like these settings and I got them from a credible source. Ultimately it is up to the viewer, and everyone has different preferences. I would advise a lower backlight setting for a few reasons. It is set high at the factory so the TV looks better next to it's competitors in store, and second it consumes more power and will shorten your TV's life span (will burn out faster). Play around with these settings and find what works for you. Hope this helps.
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I use the color checker for everything from macro ring lights. Studio lighting, etc and combinations of any two sources. There's no way of knowing accurate colors otherwise. I see huge differences - to me.
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There are three settings and each has three setting. One is motion, another is movement and the last is light sensitivity.
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Display mode: User Brightness: 0 Contrast: 0 Sharpness: 9 (not 8) Gamma: Film BrilliantColor: 1 Color temp: Warm Color settings: everything at 0, except White White: Blue 0, Red -11, Green -8 @ 300 hours lamp
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Try turning the brightness down and the contrast up and also adjust the color so it looks as real as possible. Also you can change the energy saver setting to make to lighter or darker. Offhand my settings on dynamic mode are:Contrast: 95Brightness: 32Color: 64Sharpness: 90Energy Saver: Level 1
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My calibrated setting below produced a fantastic picture: Backlight: 80 Contrast: 78 Brightness: 56 Color: 39 Tint: -3 Sharpness: 25 All video processing like smooth motion, auto brightness off. Smart Dimming: On Tempest 790 put in a review in June of 2013 and this was his settings. I followed them and then made slight adjustments to fit our viewing. But, They as he left them are great. Hope this helps in your setup.
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No, you'll need to go to the F&V; store for that: http://www.fvlighting.com/z96-ultracolor.html These are rated around 85 CRI, and that's also pretty good.
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In just a visual subjective opinion, it is somewhere between the 40-60w equivalent. But what I find unsatisfactory is the two bulbs I bought cast a coppery-golden hue skewing the color anything illuminated
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That's what I use: "White". I really like it, because it eliminate the harsh effect of the undiffused flash, when taking snapshots in dim lit places. Restaurants, hallways etc. I've found no use for the other colors!
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If it is daylight or there is a dusk to dawn light the image is in color. If it is night without assisted light the image is B&W.; Even in B&W; the image is excellent with farther than expected vision at night.
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The lights are at 3200k which is warmer than daylight. Set your color balance for the shoot and all should be fine. Should you have a mixed daylight plus these lights and feel there is too much yellow to your liking, simply pull out some yellow in edit. I am satisfied with these lights.