Samsung The Frame 2019 Calibration Settings

I didn't think I would like this system. Right out of the box it all just works. No calibration frame. No misfires...Everything so straightforward. I am coming from the L478dr and I thought nothing could be easier. Well, I did a headshot shoot in Manual mode and a few shots ETTL and I am so sold on the GODOX line. Right out of the box reliability.

Excellent prints. Need to use with correct printer profile-ICC Profile and printer settings and calibration Amazing prints if above is good

Early adopter here of the 42” A90K - bought sight and review unseen in August 2022. I put it through the paces setting up all of the inputs with non-invasive settings, and did not have to adjust calibration settings at all from the factory settings for what I thought looked correct. Fantastic contrast without crushing levels - really brings out the best (and worst) of whatever the source is. HD and UHD Blu-rays look astoundingly good, and Dolby Vision implementation looks spectacular. Broadcast OTA looks great too, and streaming internal apps and external (Roku) all good. CATV low bit rate (decompression) in direct comparison to the same channel OTA you can really tell the difference. It is unforgiving of bad or low quality sources, but in the same turn will let your great stuff shine. The remote is nice in hand, missing number buttons but otherwise easy to use. Soundbar handshaking works without issue, and internal apps with the built in wireless are great, including the Bravia Core high bit rate streaming you get for free, along with 10 credits for purchasing titles there. Downsides: almost none. I bought an OLED for true black and near-black detail and this is great. Sources dictate what you get here - the set in its default calibration will be true. I do not like how there is no ‘display’ info button on the remote, and even trying to use an older ‘display’ button from a previous remote only shows time detail. The missing info that is useful to me is resolution, bit rate, frame rate, interlace/progressive, audio channels, etc. which is barely existent and mostly unavailable to the user. I miss having it to be able to check what the set is doing and seeing as source. It’s expensive but you realize the value of the purchase with a premium presentation of high quality sources.

This is my first 3D printer. The resolution is pretty good and assembly went well, no misalignments or incorrect parts. NOTE: You will need to do both a manual calibration requiring adjusting the leveling plate knobs a few rounds on each corner and a Z-axis offset on the touchscreen settings, as well as auto calibration. Watch the YouTube videos on how to do this as the manual included is pretty thin. The printer comes with a full set of manuals and videos on a SD card. It also comes with 2 SLT objects you can print, a USB-SD Card adapter and some tools for cleaning and changing the print head. It comes with .5kg of white PLA material. The base plate is heated. It takes about 2-3 min. to warm up the plate and head. The Creality slicer software takes the SLT files and converts them to G-code for the printer to work. It automatically puts in purge routes before laying the part beads. Which means any strings left around the print head get laid outside your print area. Then the printer does a few loops around your part before laying the first layers. You can adjust most of the settings on the touchscreen. The machine is fairly quiet and appears solid/well built.

I was skeptical to order this initially and not sure if it would work. My lens are not focusing right and my pictures are not sharp for sometime. I decided to try Reikan focal pro to calibrate all my lenses but not sure if it would work but decided to place an order. However, the risk paid dividends... software is easy to download and install with minor hiccups to begin with calibration due to camera settings. Once initial hiccups are addressed, calibration is very easy. Though minimal inputs are required for Nikon due to manufacturer limitations. Fine tuning of camera autofocus is exceptional and I was surprised that my nikkor 50mm 1.8G lens autofocus was off by quite a bit. After adjusting the fine tune settings, the sharpness and quality of the picture was greatly improved. I Was surprised with the sharpness and quality of picture and decided to fine tune my 24-70 mm lens. Surprisingly this lens also had slight autofocus issue. After calibration, I took lens for outdoor photography to test the Calibration. The pictures are better and much sharper than previous settings. The software also offer range of lens aperture that offer sharper image. I was surprised to see that some of my favorite lens are not sharp at higher f-stops and lower f-stops. Overall, the software does great job in calibrating lens and other settings of lenses for sharper pictures. I would recommend this to anyone who is willing to calibrate lens within short time.

I use my unit to edit, I have installed in Mac Pro 2019 PCIe slot. Back Magic Speed test is 4800mb/s read and write. When I'm editing full 4K at full res no dropped frames, very speedy render speeds also in Premiere. A caveat, you have to change security settings in Mac's with T2 cards. They will prohibit raid 0 functions. But after a call to tech support and a few changes to the settings all is well.

I now have two of these monitors on my desk and I'm liking them very much. Both monitors setup in minutes and had good pictures right out of the box. I downloaded a color profile from the Acer website and assigned it to both. It was OK. I do not have color calibration/profiling hardware and don't need to for my uses. I also reset both to factory settings, then ran Windows color calibration/text profiling programs and that also worked out well. Both monitors are very close to matching colors/brightness/etc. Window allows easy switching between profiles. The monitors are good looking, and very stable. I did need to get longer cables for one of the monitors as the provided 6 foot cables were maybe 9 too short for my setup. I had been using a Samsung 245T 16:10 that I paid A LOT more for, but have had for 12 years. I first purchased just one on these to complete a dual monitor setup and after seeing just how good these monitors are decided to get a matching one. This monitor made my old Samsung seem worn out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Music Frame is sleek and stylish, resembling a picture frame, which allows it to blend seamlessly into home decor. You can personalize the frame by inserting your own images. The frame comes in black, with the option of a white variant, and features a minimalistic yet premium build.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung The Frame, as the name suggests, looks like a picture frame. The customizable frame and slim-fit wall mount are not just about blending the television into your home decor; they transform it into a piece of art. The anti-reflection matte display enhances viewing by significantly reducing glare, allowing for a more immersive experience. The Art Mode feature, which displays high-resolution artwork when the TV is not in use, seamlessly blends in. The picture quality, is nothing short of great. Samsung's Tizen OS is the backbone of The Frame's smart features, offering a user-friendly interface with a built in Samsung SmartThings app and hub. This ecosystem allows for effortless control over your smart home devices directly from the TV. The sound quality complements the visual experience, delivering clear and immersive audio that matches the high standards set by the visual components. In conclusion, the Samsung LS03D The Frame TV goes beyond being just a television; it is a multifaceted device that enhances the aesthetic and functional aspects of any living space. Whether you're an art enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the finer things in life, The Frame is a remarkable product that offers much more than meets the eye.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung has created a unique new product called the Music Frame and I am blown away by the idea and the sound from this product. First things first, the Music Frame doubles as a picture frame. You can display pictures in the 8X8 frame. The sound from this device is incredible. Once I setup the device by using the Smartthings app and accepted, I was able to cast my music and playlist. There was a bit of a delay when casting, but after a few seconds the music started playing. I couldn’t believe the sound from Music Frame. It was super loud and crisp. The bass response was tuned just right and the treble was perfect. I then paired the frame to my 2024 Samsung OLED. All I can say is the frame is now serving as our soundbar. The voice clarity is good and it has some of the same features of our soundbar. Night mode and voice enhancement is present as well. We also plan on getting another Music Frame to complete the stereo sound setup. Q-Symphony sound add another layer when watching TV. Hard to believe the Music Frame is able to produce the level of sound that it does. I was able to use the frame for sound on my older Samsung televisions as well. Overall, I was presently surprised and I super excited to listen to music and watch movies now. I really recommend listening to this device in person.