That shouldn't significantly change the rest of the calibration.Īnother tip: If you really want a brighter picture during the day, try increasing the backlight to 10 or 11. Conversely, if you find the blacks are not quite black enough, try ticking the brightness down one tick to 43. Tip: If you find the blacks are too inky or crushed (no detail when looking at, say, a tire), try ticking up the brightness ONE tick to 45. These are probably most likely to work well on another 50-inch panel version CS01. These settings may or may not produce a great result on any particular set. It also minimizes some of the clouding and flashlighting issues with this set. The backlight, brightness, and contrast settings give black levels that are pretty black but not crushed (can still see detail) and the color doesn't get out of whack on really bright content (I found that pushing the contrast up any higher threw off the color too much). The white balance and color space settings give realistic skin tones. I think these settings are fine for a brighter room too.
For a 50-inch screen at only an 8.5-foot viewing distance, I personally wouldn't want it any brighter than that. These settings give a luminance reading of approximately 35 fL. I sit a little over 8 feet from the screen in a pretty dark (though not completely dark) room. I calibrated my UN50ES6500 (manufactured in July 2012, version CS01) using an Xrite i1DisplayPro colorimeter and Color HCFR software.
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