Re: What do you use for ambient light while watching Video?

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In Reply to: What do you use for ambient light while watching Video? posted by Samir on December 19, 2000 at 13:41:05:

Backlight the screen using 6500 degree Kelvin fluorescent bulb. A fixture and Sylvania bulb costs ~$20. The picture will have better contrast and be much easier on your eyes. The light intensity level is shown on the Video Essentials calibration dvd. Search at AVS forum for extensive discusions.
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Topic - What do you use for ambient light while watching Video? - Samir 13:41:05 12/19/00 (3)

Small blacklight behind the TV - AudioTweaker 14:11:43 12/21/00 (0)

Re: What do you use for ambient light while watching Video? - DigitallyChallenged 18:48:14 12/20/00 (0)

Only the light produced from the picture.. - Iguana Man 05:31:59 12/20/00 (0)

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Re: What do you use for ambient light while watching Video? - DigitallyChallenged 18:48:14 12/20/00 (0)

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