@RATTS TXP42G20 Setting Suggestions :)

There is also professional settings that can be activated if you want to change tint etc. These should do for now, see how you get on mate

thanks hawkish...

ill have a go at these setting and see how i get on mate....

any more on the white balance, colour and hue settings....

i know these are pro settings and differ from room to room but just need a starting point so i can fine tune... roud:

much appreciated mate :Clap::Clap::Clap:

I would not go of them personally m8, sharpness should be off or a lot lower. Contrast should not be that high..

quick read MY Panasonic G20 Optimal Settings. - AVForums.com and look through forum sure there are more.

and if you really want to set it up properly get a set up disk.

Good read here also http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?subaction=showfull&id=1267447473

gah I need to get £600 so can buy me one now......

zad said:

I would not go of them personally m8, sharpness should be off or a lot lower. Contrast should not be that high..

quick read MY Panasonic G20 Optimal Settings. - AVForums.com and look through forum sure there are more.

and if you really want to set it up properly get a set up disk.

Good read here also Panasonic G20 review - FlatpanelsHD

gah I need to get £600 so can buy me one now......

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Agreed, I should have stated clearer that the settings are for a start and you need to tweak them a bit for personal taste.

I prefer the sharpness up a bit on the panas as I find them a bit soft in the central setting. Contrast can be rammed up for the first 3 - 400 hours as the panel settles in and can be reduced to 75% then a bit more year on year as the phosphor ages.

The brightness also may be a bit low and lossy on background detail.

Ratts if you want to mess with the pro settings insead of panas warm pallette then you can start by turning the blue cutoff down a few notches as there is 30% more blue phospher in the panel because blue decays at a faster rate than red or green. I am messing with a 46g20 at work to get an idea of how the panel responds to these settings.

I have the same TV, as Ratts knows, So thanks for the setup up advice.
Im still playing with mine, to get it to my personal taste.