Ok on PC ..over exposed on TV

myloplex · 12th April 2007

PC shows correct exposure ...viewing on TV is over exposed....

How should one go about getting the correct exposure to be seen on TVs? Adjust TV brightness down? Any recommendations?

ExplorerZ · 13th April 2007

Originally Posted by myloplex

PC shows correct exposure ...viewing on TV is over exposed....
How should one go about getting the correct exposure to be seen on TVs? Adjust TV brightness down? Any recommendations?

edit using TV...

, but that will underexpose in PC.

megaweb · 13th April 2007

Try to display it at a few PCs or Mac to check for exposure.

microcosm · 13th April 2007

If your PC monitor is calibrated, most likely the shot will turn out ok on TV. If it doesn't, then it might be the calibration on your TV. What kind of tele are you using? I find very consistent exposure/display on the Sony Bravia. It is excellent to look at images and do presentations on them.

If it is CRT, it might be due to the "vivid" settings on the tele, then create a profile on it for viewing pictures.

myloplex · 13th April 2007

Originally Posted by microcosm

If your PC monitor is calibrated, most likely the shot will turn out ok on TV. If it doesn't, then it might be the calibration on your TV. What kind of tele are you using? I find very consistent exposure/display on the Sony Bravia. It is excellent to look at images and do presentations on them.

If it is CRT, it might be due to the "vivid" settings on the tele, then create a profile on it for viewing pictures.

Sony Triton CRT ... yup on TV very vivd but on tested on a few PCs they look correctly exposed.

no choice but i think to play around TV settings

DeSwitch · 13th April 2007

Can we calibrate the LCD TV?

Andy Ang · 13th April 2007

Not that easy. But can set profile for that TV output if the source is coming out from the computer.

wdEvA · 19th April 2007

it might be a problem of difference in panel.. as ur TV and monitor's is using a different panel, the accruacy would be different, try on a few more monitors and see how it goes..

Bern · 19th April 2007

Originally Posted by DeSwitch

Can we calibrate the LCD TV?

Yes. http://www.amazon.com/Sound-Vision-H...1&pf_rd_i=home

12th April 2007	#1
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microcosm Moderator Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 8,002	Re: Ok on PC ..over exposed on TV If your PC monitor is calibrated, most likely the shot will turn out ok on TV. If it doesn't, then it might be the calibration on your TV. What kind of tele are you using? I find very consistent exposure/display on the Sony Bravia. It is excellent to look at images and do presentations on them. If it is CRT, it might be due to the "vivid" settings on the tele, then create a profile on it for viewing pictures.

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DeSwitch Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: 1.45N 103.83E Posts: 2,745	Re: Ok on PC ..over exposed on TV Can we calibrate the LCD TV? __________________ NPX Multiply

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Andy Ang Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Dreamy Nikon Land Posts: 2,782	Re: Ok on PC ..over exposed on TV Not that easy. But can set profile for that TV output if the source is coming out from the computer. __________________ Andy Ang :lovegrin: - "A Photo speaks a thousand words. Have you spoken today?" APAD \| Blog

19th April 2007	#8
wdEvA Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 1,658	Re: Ok on PC ..over exposed on TV it might be a problem of difference in panel.. as ur TV and monitor's is using a different panel, the accruacy would be different, try on a few more monitors and see how it goes..