Here is how to get the 'perfect' picture out of your PS3

PS3-Sense writes: "There are a lot of uncertainties about how to configure your PlayStation 3 to get the 'perfect' picture on your television. Now we have done researching and we made an article about how your PlayStation 3 the best in that regard. Also we give some tips and information that you probably have never heard from it. Curious? Go and check out the article.

[HUNK]

Link doesn't work.

[EXCLUSIVEGAMER]

i think i came up with my own xbr5 settings with a little help from the avs forums' calibration thread, you guys should try it.

Remember though, when you go watch 1080 p blurays, you may wanna change some settings.

[criticalzero]

Bullshit!!!

EDIT: Sorry...took some time but loaded

[BigMassacre]

It would be helpful if the translation didn't seem like gibberish for me.

[BkaY]

"gibberish" it reminds me of a youtube vid called "Osama talking gibberish" lolzzzzz.

for the record im muslim and i hate tht prick.....

on topic.... i just bought a 40in samsung full HD... and my cousin got 32in samsung .... same tv ... like older and younger brother... but younger brother has better picture quality than older brother....

peace

[Sangria]

I wish i could see a settings tutorial for PS3 + Bravia Full HD owners.
Each time i see screenshots of games, i say "Wow, how can the game looks so beautiful? I own it and it doesn't look the same".

[Kemicalbeliefs]

My 40" 1080p Bravia is setup with a slight deviation from the profiled settings on one. It doesn't look too vivid and bright but pretty much perfect.
Owners tend to set up their Bravias so its all vivid and over contrastic to enhance that HD effect. This is all wrong because once you get the settings right, the variety of colours and depths of blacks look fantastic.
Mine is the 40W4000 and if you fancy trying out my settings PM me.

[ThanatosDMC]

HDTV prices went down drastically... i remember last year when some of their prices were double the prices they are now.

[Socomer 1979]

i better go home and take off the cross color option.
of course im running a HDMI cable. ive been playing around with the setting for a while because my 46 inch lcd has a normal, warm & cool setting.
i wonder if the difference will be noticable? probably not.
oh dont mind me, im just typing my last thoughts because its closing time at work and im gonna play some more KILLZONE and some MLB09.

I can taste your tears.

[jay2]

I am so fed up with these badly translated mumbo-jumbo articles, goodgle needs to fix its translator.

[SiLeNt KNighT]

translating into english isnt exactly the same. phrases and words have different meanings and are switched around often times. google does a pretty good job of translating imo.

basically what applies to me is i need to turn off 'cross color reduction filter' because it only applies if you are NOT using HDMI cables. the article goes on to say that super white is only used in dvd, avchd and blu ray movies, not games, and rgb full range works very well if your tv supports it.

@sangria. try messing with the saturation, color, brightness and contrast settings. this is the biggest determining factor with picture quality. use the helghast symbol in the beginning of Kz2 (if you have the game yet) as a good guide for the brightness and contrast settings then load a colorful picture on your ps3 and mess with the color and saturation settings until it looks best to you.

[nurdeens]

to put in Killzone2 :)

[PS360PCROCKS]

Yeah I recently changed around all my settings when I played the Killzone 2 demo. I didn't realize how dark it looked on my plasma til I played that game. I tried to start it and the Helghast symbol couldn't be seen. So I upped my brightness which just looked odd. So I went through and changed the settings on my PS3 and I could actually see it without changing my brightness. Needless to say it made everything look a whole lot better!

[odisho68]

i did the same with my bravia...it makes multiplatform games on the ps3 look just as good if not better than their 360 counterparts