wildpig953,
Any television will have a minor push towards any one of the three primary colors. This can be rectified by either dropping the green gain in the menu settings (recommended), or having a professional calibration done where the menu settings are adjusted from the service menu.
I would call your professional calibrator, and mention this issue and have him adjust it out. It can be done. It might take some time, but those are precisely the reasons why people would hire a professional calibration technician.
Keep me posted.
--HDTech
Hi I have had a professional colour calibration done to my TV and it has hi-lighted an issue.
The TV has a tendency towards green. The Calibration was done with the user menu's, these are the settings:-
Picture
Mode Movie
Backlight 4
Contrast 98
Brightness 40
Sharpness 5
Colour 41
Tint G52/R48
Detailed Settings
Black Adjust Off
Dynamic Contrast Off
Gamma 0
Color Space Native
White Balance
R Offset 24
G Offset 25
B Offset 22
R Gain 25
G Gain 21
B Gain 33
Flesh Tone 0
Edge Enhancement Off
Picture Options
Color Tone Warm2
Size 16:9
Digital NR Off
100Hz Motion Plus Off
Blue Only Mode Off
Smart LED On
Setup
Energy Save Off
However after setting up the TV for the best/balanced responce for gray scale tracking, I still notice a green tinge to the mild shadowing on some TV shows and movies I have watched.
Is this something that can be rectified by a Samsung technician with service manuals and access to the advance menu's of the TV?
I would be disappointed if this was a problem that couldn't be rectified.
Thanks in advance
Laurens

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