
Judging from our two previous reviews of THX Display Certified HDTVs, the
The 60-inch LG performed almost the same as its 50-inch brother, and we expect similarities between the 50-inch Panasonic and its
Note: Longtime readers of my reviews have come to expect them to be accompanied by picture settings that enable viewers to set up their TVs as I did for the review. Unfortunately, I'm unable to publish those settings to the review itself at the moment, so you'll find them reproduced below instead.
The LG 60PG60 doesn't allow modification of its THX Cinema picture mode, and in general we found that that mode delivered the best overall picture quality. However, we did calibrate the TV using the Expert picture mode, which does result in improved grayscale accuracy and color decoding, at the expense of accurate primary colors. The settings below represent our best calibration in a non-THX mode, using a 1080p, film-based source. As always, your settings may very depending on source, room conditions and personal preference. Check out the Picture settings and calibration FAQ for more information.
Picture menu
Aspect Ratio: Just Scan
Picture Mode: Expert 1
Contrast: 76
Brightness: 56
Sharpness: 0
Color: 54
Tint: 0
Expert control menu
Fresh contrast: Off
Noise reduction: Off
Gamma: High
Black level: Low
Film Mode: On
Color Standard: [grayed out]
White balance: Warm
Method: 10 point IRE
10 point IRE calibration
IRE: [Red, Green, Blue results, respectively, for each IRE point]
100 [1, 11, -13]
90 [9, 27, 0]
80 [4, 6, -1]
70 [-5, -9, 0]
60 [0, -1, 5]
50 [-8, -15, 0]
40 [-5, -13, 0]
30 [4, -5, 7]
20 [3, -6, 6]
10 [2, -4, 5]
Color management system
Red color: 18
Red tint: -18
Green color: 30
Green tint: -30
Blue color: 0
Blue tint: 14
Yellow color: 6
Yellow tint: 2
Cyan color: -3
Cyan tint: 4
Magenta color: 30
Magenta tint: 3