emery
Auditioning
- Joined
- May 13, 2004
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Hi,
I just purchased a Sony 34 inch TV, and it was a few days before I began to learn about proper contrast level settings. I had it in Torch mode for approximately 8-10 hours of viewing. Now I am using the PRO setting with contrast reduced to 40%,Brightness 50% color and sharpness to 25%.
Have I already damaged my phosphor coating? Is the quality of my television reduced? I'm freaking out a little.
Now the other question I have is in darker pictures with bright spots suuch as someone walking with silver buttons on a black coat, I see noticeable motion trails. I've read somewhere that this is due to medium-long persistence phosphors that are inherent in this tv. Is this true? What can I do to minimize this effect?
Thanks
I just purchased a Sony 34 inch TV, and it was a few days before I began to learn about proper contrast level settings. I had it in Torch mode for approximately 8-10 hours of viewing. Now I am using the PRO setting with contrast reduced to 40%,Brightness 50% color and sharpness to 25%.
Have I already damaged my phosphor coating? Is the quality of my television reduced? I'm freaking out a little.
Now the other question I have is in darker pictures with bright spots suuch as someone walking with silver buttons on a black coat, I see noticeable motion trails. I've read somewhere that this is due to medium-long persistence phosphors that are inherent in this tv. Is this true? What can I do to minimize this effect?
Thanks