My LG PA75U project's Contrast Ratio: 15000:1, however this glasses has Contrast Ratio: 1000:1. Does that mean this glasses will down grade the picture quality?
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Won't effect picture contrast. Black is black. Should only effect 3d depth though my 3d is great. Rich
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My picture quality is fine. My contrast is pnly 10000:1 and the3d is good well.
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Well depending on ebay you really want it for would make the choice. I own this lg pa77u and love it. Not 1080p bit close enough and super bright and led so last forever. Lg does make an upgraded model starts with an 85 or something it does full 1080p but no 3d and it's double the price. Lg led orojectors are super compact Erich is really nice but the way technology is going all tvs and projectors are gonna be the 4k soon so if you have the funds I'd find a led 4k projector but if not and on a budget the lg pa77u is the answer. Is awesome just read the reviews. On this particular item they don't lie. Hope that helps Well depending on ebay you really want it for would make the choice. I own this lg pa77u and love it. Not 1080p bit close enough and super bright and led so last forever. Lg does make an upgraded model starts with an 85 or something it does full 1080p but no 3d and it's double the price. Lg led orojectors are super compact Erich is really nice but the way technology is going all tvs and projectors are gonna be the 4k soon so if you have the funds I'd find a led 4k projector but if not and on a budget the lg pa77u is the answer. Is awesome just read the reviews. On this particular item they... » Read More Well depending on ebay you really want it for would make the choice. I own this lg pa77u and love it. Not 1080p bit close enough and super bright and led so last forever. Lg does make an upgraded model starts with an 85 or something it does full 1080p but no 3d and it's double the price. Lg led orojectors are super compact Erich is really nice but the way technology is going all tvs and projectors are gonna be the 4k soon so if you have the funds I'd find a led 4k projector but if not and on a budget the lg pa77u is the answer. Is awesome just read the reviews. On this particular item they don't lie. Hope that helps « Show Less
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Kevin, I am not answering your question but I am confirming that I have the same problem with Samsung I just purchased 3 days ago. It is a complete mirror in my family room. People say plasma or lcd/led has better picture quality, but if all you can see is the reflection of the room or trees and clouds in the sky reflecting from your window, then I would say that would be a very very poor quality picture. And shouldn't you be able to enjoy your TV and look outside your window at the same time? You shouldn't have to make your room like a cave to see your TV. We love our big windows and well-lit room. Never had this problem with our previous DLP. Sorry, just venting. I'm going in the store today to look at the Mitsubishi DLP's.
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does contrast ratio make a lot of difference? I'm also debating btwn 4061 and 4065.
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My tv looks great, Please try to play something from amazon instant video or netflix, sometime cable signal is not as good as it should and image quality became bad. Believe me this is one of the best inversion I ever did, this tv looks so goodThat a lot of friend ask me where did I buy this tv because it looks so amazing. I have a 47" LG and you can note the quality difference. I think if you can see the pixel problem with netflix or amazon instant video then the tv it is not working properly
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contrast ratio of 722:1 (review of pcmag) http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2704,2171794,00.asp
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In the earlier reviews, someone recommended this reviewer's post on best settings. I followed these and found them to be better than the built-in selections. Short of hiring a pro, try this first. http://reviews.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lg-lcd-tv/lg-la7400-picture-settings.html
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The product specifications show a difference in contrast ratio and response time. LN55B650: 1,000,000 to 1 contrast ratio - 4ms response time LN55B650T1F: 5,000,000 to 1 contrast ratio - 2ms response time However, there are discrepancies in both of the product specifications showing 100,000 as contrast ratio instead of 1,000,000 and 4ms shown for both sets, making those specs worthless, or at the least, unreliable. Check the Samsung site for better specs.
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Toshiba doesn't reveal it. I believe the reason is because there is no universal standard inwhich to properly measure/ascertain the contrast ratio. However REGZA is Toshiba's top of the line LCD TV series, so estimates put it very high around 8500:1. I've seen this TV in person, looks gorgeous and the reviews are solid.
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The LN46A550 has a 30,000:1 contrast ratio while the LN46A540 has a 35,000:1 contrast ratio. That is the only difference I noticed.
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For all practical purposes, no. The sets are almost identical, although Samsung advertises a different contast ratio for each: the 530 at 20k to 1; the 550 at at 30k to 1; and the 540 at 35k to 1. Contrast ratio specs are dubious at best and such slight differences would not be apparant, perhaps not even to the most discriminating viewer. All these sets have a fast response time (5ms) and good, solid black levels. Any one of them will produce a spectacular picture. Newer 40-inch sammys have higher contrast ratios and claim a 4ms response time (for more money of course). I still don't think you could tell the difference. Go to the Samsung website. You can compare specs on any three sets of your choice.
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The reason is small... There is a 20000:1 Contrast Ratio but a 60000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, aye, there's the rub as they must have something to do with settings as you'll notice when you pick a picture mode on a Samsung: There is a Dynamic setting as opposed to Cinema or Standard. That must allow for those differences. Thank you for making me realize the answer to my own question to someone else recently!!!
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Both the 5089S and 5087S have a 10,000:1 contrast ratio, according to product specifications on Amazon.com. I believe both sets have the same display, but the 89 has PIP and the higher spec inputs mentioned above.
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Somebody posted these settings, try them and post back your results. Backlight: 60 Contrast: 89 Brightness: 51 H. Sharpness: 50 V. Sharpness: 50 Color: 52 Tint: R2 Expert control: Dynamic Contrast: Off Noise Reduction: Off MPEG Noise Reduction: Off Super Resolution: Off Black Level: Low Real Cinema: On Color Gamut: Standard Edge Enhancer: High Color Filter: Off Color Temperature: Warm Gamma: 2.2 Method: 2 Points Pattern: Outer R/G/B Contrast: 0/0/0 R/G/B Brightness: 0/0/0 R/G/B/C/M/Y/K Tint / Color: 0 (all) TruMotion: User De-Judder: 1 De-Blur: 7 LED Local Dimming: High Aspect: Just Scan Energy 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
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The 42RV530U dosn't have many reviews, Should I get this set or the 42RV530U? The 42RV530U supposedly has a contrast ratio of 15000:1, but its missing the colorburst tech and its cheaper on the Toshiba website.
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The only glasses I've found to work with my LG 60PZ750 are the LG AG-S250 Active Glasses. I ordered many other cheaper brands (of course to save money) but the effort was just a waste of time.-Guy
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The dynamic color contrast ration of 9 mil:1 to 8 mil:1 and 240 hz oppose to 120 hz seem to be the difference but see Cnet for more information on the comparison @ http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/lg-infinia-47lw6500/4505-6482_7-34468408.html