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Calibrating Your Kino 06/27/24(Thu)19:22:36 No.200588551
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Calibrating Your Kino Anonymous 06/27/24(Thu)19:22:36 No.200588551 Archived
Specifically Gamma. My new TV allows me to choose between 2.2 and 1886 Gamma settings. Which is best for movies? Games? Are there any wizards out there who can explain the difference/benefits of the two? Also, general TV calibration thread.
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Anonymous 06/27/24(Thu)19:23:37 No.200588609
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They didn't even have movies in 1886
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