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LITTLE ROCK — Your poor, defenseless new HDTV has been the victim of sabotage. Factory conspirators have cranked up settings for brightness, contrast, color and sharpness so you can't miss the picture ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. One of the first questions asked of many new HD consumers is whether they want a "professional ...

With so many people we know buying HDTVs due to both falling prices and the adoption of the Xbox 360, we are seeing a lot of uncalibrated sets that suffer from some basic HDTV image distortion ...

As the HDTV continues its march into living rooms, the New York Times points out that most new HDTVs need to be calibrated if you want to the best picture. The article points out several options for ...

For those easily satisfied, you’re probably a-okay with your high-def TV. After all, it sure looks a heck of a lot better than the standard-def tube TV it replaced, right? For those less easily ...

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Unless you pay someone to do it for you, your new HDTV might not be properly calibrated, meaning the picture might not appear as vibrant and sharp as it should. Many Lucasfilm DVDs — including Star ...

With anything and everything being able to shoot HD these days, there is so much more we can do, creatively, with all the new cameras available to us. Tiny little point-and-shoot cameras can shoot ...

When you drop hundreds on an HDTV, you expect it to work out of the box. Yet somehow, in 2016, we still have to tweak color settings, adjust brightness, and make other changes to get the best picture.

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Apple’s new TV calibration feature, which uses the iPhone’s front-facing sensors to sense and tweak the output of the Apple TV, works with the company’s older streaming boxes, 9to5Mac reports. The new ...