Ric Easton
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Steve, that sounds like what I am getting. Is this Silk Screen Effect fixable or adjustable or is this just one of those things that is par for the course with this type of television?
Just did a search for Mitsi and Silk Screen Effect and came up with this section as part of an 82" Mitsi review...
From what I have gathered so far, some folks see this effect, some don't, and some do but aren't bothered by it. I can't believe that with my bad eyes I'm one of the folks bothered by it!
I have yet to call Mitsi.
Just did a search for Mitsi and Silk Screen Effect and came up with this section as part of an 82" Mitsi review...
He seems to be saying that the Clear Contrast screen is better than the one they have recently switched to. Looking up the details on my set, it is listed as having one of those Clear Contrast Screens. Which I'm guessing by his review was better at handling the "SS" effect. Anyway, his full review is here.CONTRAST: For 2012 Mitsubishi went from the Clear Contrast on 2011 82"models, to a hybrid screen that's between a CC and matte screen offerings. Due to 2011 840 model complaints of the Clear Contrast being too reflective, Mitsubishi changed the screen. Giving up that contrast with the new screen hurts the picture quality which already lacks contrast/sharpness. Mitsubishi should of offered a choice to consumers, Clear Contrast is superior in removing some of the "Graininess" many complain about on picture quality, but you need a light controlled room to remove reflectivity from the Clear Contrast screen, those are the trade offs. This "Silk Screen" effect of a grainy picture is noticeable and would do anything to reduce it. I personally think this is a mistake switching out Clear Contrast screens for 2012 82" models. GRAININESS/Soft imagery,
From what I have gathered so far, some folks see this effect, some don't, and some do but aren't bothered by it. I can't believe that with my bad eyes I'm one of the folks bothered by it!
I have yet to call Mitsi.