LG 47LH50 Calibration

Overview Review Specifications Calibration Shop

Extended Notes on ISF Calibration: Calibration approach to the 10-point IRE setting. Using this LG feature, you are able to dial-in each point on the IRE scale. Although you have to make 10 separate adjustments, it provides full control over the IRE range and rework is not needed as much as you would get with using a traditional high-low 2-point setup.

Calibration: The 47LH50 calibrated excellently to D6500 due to expansive and easy to access white balance controls. To dial the TV in perfectly follow the following settings:

White Balance Settings:

	RED	GREEN	BLUE
100 IRE	-20	0	-35
90 IRE	-19	0	-38
80 IRE	-10	0	-33
70 IRE	-5	0	-28
60 IRE	-4	0	-26
50 IRE	0	0	-19
40 IRE	0	0	-18
30 IRE	-1	0	-17
20 IRE	2	0	10
10 IRE	6	0	-47

Picture Settings:

Picture Mode:

Expert 1

White Balance:

Warm

Brightness:

Contrast:

Color:

Tint:

Sharpness:

H:52 V:52

Backlight:

Other Settings:

Dynamic Contrast:

Off

NR:

Off

Gamma:

High

Black Level:

Low

Real Cinema:

HQV Processing (Chip set) Tests

With 480i Input

Jaggies 1: Pass, excellent result
Jaggies 2: Good to Best
Jaggies Flag Motion Test: Pass

Noise Reduction:

Film Detail Test Race Car in motion/Stadium Seating: Pass. There is a moire' pattern in the stadium seating for just .5 of a second before the internal processing of the LH50 cleans it up. The 120hz/240hz feature looks amazing with this race track motion test. It really puts you on the action.

Pulldown Processing tests (Up Conversion from film based content i.e. DVDs)
Cadence 2-2 30fps: Pass. Couple flickers but excellent job.
Cadence 3-2 24fps: Pass
Cadence 2-2-2-4: Pass
Cadence 2-3-3-2: Fail

The only film pulldown test the LG failed was the 2-3-3-2 – an excellent result.

Mixed 3:2 Film with Added Video Titles: Pass

With 1080p Input

Jaggies 1: One of the best results we've seen
Jaggies 2: Pass

Video Resolution Loss Test: No Noise
Film Resolution Loss Test: Slight noise in upper right quadrant. Pass