Calibration settings for Pioneer PDP-LX6090 (Non-H Model)

[ev666il]

Hello, I'm new to the forum.

I'm sorry if this isn't the right place where to put my query but I wanted to avoid creating a new thread: what about settings for a European LX6090 (non-H) panel?

[Turbe]

I don't think anyone has posted for the LX6090 but johannesk posted for the LX5090 here:

http://www.controlcal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=119

I know many people are very satisfied with using Posted Settings but you really should consider having your Display calibrated, either DIY or hiring a Professional. If you do go the DIY route, you can Post your settings and charts in the User Posted Settings Forum.. :D

[ev666il]

Thanks, Turbe. I would very much like to take the DIY route but I can't afford a colorimeter, at present; later days, I may put my hands on an Eye One LT but for now I'm pretty much stuck with other users' settings.

In my experience settings for the 5090 model won't fit the bigger brother, though.

[Turbe]

Hopefully one of the LX6090 owners with a meter will post their settings and calibration reports/graphs then...

If you decide to use the Eye One LT, please do post your settings and reports/graphs...... :thumbsup:

[ev666il]

If you decide to use the Eye One LT, please do post your settings and reports/graphs...... :thumbsup:

But of course: it'd be my pleasure :)

[ev666il]

I am currently using these settings (http://www.afdigitale.it/file/PioneerPDP-LX6090.pdf) for my panel and even though they seem to be pretty accurate when it comes to greyscale calibration, color temperature and color error, the gamut and luminance could be made better.

They actually seem to look better before calibration :confused: and I can't quite fathom the reason why. Also, the CMS wasn't mentioned at all. Any suggestions on how to better interpret those graphs and maybe work with the CMS to correct the gamut and luminance? Is it possible that the difference in luminance depends on the Color Space (which was set to 1 before calibration and to 2 after)?

I still own no meter, unfortunately.

EDIT: it seems to me that the Color Gamut graphs in the above link are inverted. The post-calibration one is actually pre-calibration (Color Space 1) and viceversa (Color Space 2 post-calibration, closer to reference).

[Turbe]

They need to know about ControlCAL.. they don't even use the ISFccc Interface...

I asked Blutarsky to look into it, he's in Italy... :)

[ev666il]

Thanks, Turbe.

I think they know about ControlCAL but they're using the Sencore software that comes with the meter, I guess. Probably because accessing the ISFccc interface isn't something all people can do and they want to give their readers the most user-friendly settings possible ;)

[Turbe]

ControlCAL is used in addition to/with Calibration Software from Sencore, Datacolor, Progressive Labs, SpectraCal and other custom Calibration Software. :)

Anyone has the option to use ControlCAL... There are benefits to activating and calibrating the ISFccc Interface, see HERE (http://www.controlcal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=109), HERE (http://www.controlcal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92) and HERE (http://www.controlcal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=97).

[ploppy]

Hi. Newbie here. I picked up a LX6090 (non-H) from a dealer which has been ISF calibrated on input 4 only. I've got controlcal registered and working.....so now I would like to take the input 4 settings and mirror them across the rest of the panel.
As I don't know what I'm doing in controlcal, I don't want to accidentally change the settings on input 4. Can anyone give me some guidance on how to do this?
PS, I'm happy to post the settings here if I can find them!

[Turbe]

Hi ploppy,

Here is how to Copy settings from one ISFccc Memory to another:

http://www.controlcal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=226


If you want to Post Settings, you an create a Thread here:

http://www.controlcal.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=49