Hello. I bought a Full HD TV last week, Hyundai FLA32486. For the last couple of days I've been trying to calibrate it, to match my IPS monitor, LG 22EA53. Both displays offer 178° viewing angles, if that makes any difference (TV has probably a TN panel, but I don't notice any color shift when viewed from angles). They are connected via HDMI.
The problem is that I can't quite match all the colors, as TV has colors more on the cool side, while the monitor is somewhere in the middle, more neutral (it's set to Text picture mode, as it offers best balance between colors and neutral grays). For example, if I calibrate the blue and gray colors correctly, skin tones are way off, and vice versa.
I tried using Catalyst Control Center, the settings on the TV itself, and the combination of two, but it didn't help - at least one color doesn't match in each scenario. Red colors do match to a good degree, but blues and grays fight with skin tones and greens. Various ICC profiles don't seem to do any good.
Catalyst offers Hue, Saturation and Pixel Format settings, and TV offers RGB Gain (each color individually), Saturation, Skin Tones (tried it - useless), and Color Shift (shift between red and green).
Does anyone have some advice on how to match the two displays correctly, or I simply have to give up on some colors? Which would you give up - blues or skin tones? I've read somewhere that you can NEVER completely match two displays, even with calibration hardware. Thanks in advance.
The problem is that I can't quite match all the colors, as TV has colors more on the cool side, while the monitor is somewhere in the middle, more neutral (it's set to Text picture mode, as it offers best balance between colors and neutral grays). For example, if I calibrate the blue and gray colors correctly, skin tones are way off, and vice versa.
I tried using Catalyst Control Center, the settings on the TV itself, and the combination of two, but it didn't help - at least one color doesn't match in each scenario. Red colors do match to a good degree, but blues and grays fight with skin tones and greens. Various ICC profiles don't seem to do any good.
Catalyst offers Hue, Saturation and Pixel Format settings, and TV offers RGB Gain (each color individually), Saturation, Skin Tones (tried it - useless), and Color Shift (shift between red and green).
Does anyone have some advice on how to match the two displays correctly, or I simply have to give up on some colors? Which would you give up - blues or skin tones? I've read somewhere that you can NEVER completely match two displays, even with calibration hardware. Thanks in advance.
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