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I was hoping to use a purely black and white movie for adjustment, but when checking them on my OLED, I noticed that all the ones I wanted to use had some sepia tone. Guess I'll just use one and the color control off would have to be good enough.
I'll start with a black and white movie, color control off, brightness down and G2s 50%. I'll adjust for grayscale by backing them off. If this doesn't provide a bright enough image, I'll do it again with the G2s starting above 50%. The color control is very touchy. It is totally saturated at less than a quarter turn. I don't know if that's normal or something is out of calibration. I find if sometimes skin tones look blotchy as if color in certain spots is not the same intensity as others. Notice it quite a bit in color text and graphics, but also on faces. I ignored this as I figured it was due to my not having the grayscale set properly, but it could be in one of the modules.
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