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For additional settings information, please consult the Common Problems and How to Calibrate pages.
General Settings
Use the custom picture mode of the Sony W800C. It has the best default values for the calibration settings for almost every usage, including movies and sports. For gaming, Game has lower input lag.
The W800C can't get very bright, but you can increase the luminosity by increasing Brightness.
Unless you are watching DVDs or heavily compressed videos, leave every noise reduction option off.
You can control the soap opera effect, as well as the backlight flickering, by using the Motionflow setting. See the Q&A section of our review for more details.
Expert 1 color temperature was the closest to D6500k, but it needed a little adjustment.
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