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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 1131754" data-attributes="member: 76888">You might want to include this test pattern.In my samsung tv I can set to blue only mode, then I calibrate the colour so the blue bar matches the blue square in the middle.Step 6: Setting Color and TintThe color (or saturation) control is an adjustment that increases or decreases simultaneously, the saturation of the red, green and blue color components. If saturation were completely removed, the image would be gray; if the saturation were maximized, then red would be too red, green would be too green and blue would be too blue.The tint (or hue) control is an adjustment that essentially shifts the colors towards each other. For example, the control can simultaneously make red more blue, green more red and blue more green or the opposite.Remember, the goal is to meet the Rec. 709 standard which precisely defines the characteristics of red, green and blue. The “Flashing Color Bars” pattern located in chapter 4 of the Basic Settings on the AVS HD 709 disc will allow a the color saturation and tint controls to be set as accurate as possible by eye.With the pattern playing, engage the display’s blue-only mode or view the display through a blue filter and adjust the color and tint controls such that the flashing boxes are neither too dark or too light. Ideally, the blue color inside and outside the flashing boxes will be exactly the same.<img src="http://www.missingremote.com/legacy/img/stories/Guides/calibration/color_tint.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 1131754, member: 76888"] You might want to include this test pattern. In my samsung tv I can set to blue only mode, then I calibrate the colour so the blue bar matches the blue square in the middle. [SIZE=5][B]Step 6: Setting Color and Tint[/B][/SIZE] The color (or saturation) control is an adjustment that increases or decreases simultaneously, the saturation of the red, green and blue color components. If saturation were completely removed, the image would be gray; if the saturation were maximized, then red would be too red, green would be too green and blue would be too blue. The tint (or hue) control is an adjustment that essentially shifts the colors towards each other. For example, the control can simultaneously make red more blue, green more red and blue more green or the opposite. Remember, the goal is to meet the Rec. 709 standard which precisely defines the characteristics of red, green and blue. The “Flashing Color Bars” pattern located in chapter 4 of the Basic Settings on the AVS HD 709 disc will allow a the color saturation and tint controls to be set as accurate as possible by eye. With the pattern playing, engage the display’s blue-only mode or view the display through a blue filter and adjust the color and tint controls such that the flashing boxes are neither too dark or too light. Ideally, the blue color inside and outside the flashing boxes will be exactly the same. [IMG]http://www.missingremote.com/legacy/img/stories/Guides/calibration/color_tint.png[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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