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In Reply to: Has anyone noticed.... posted by Emil on November 6, 2004 at 11:56:35:
Especially if you want to watch DVDs. It's absolutely key to get them tuned up right with a disc like AVIA or Video Essentials, or better yet - get it professionally calibrated by an ISF tech. It really makes a difference in PQ.As for burn-in, just stretch the image once in a while when viewing 4:3 or vary your source material, and don't let the kids keep the set tuned to anything with a fixed logo non-stop for days on end.
I personally prefer fixed pixel displays (plasma, DLP, LCoS) but the good old CRTs are a bargain.
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