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In Reply to: Mitsubishi 73909 WS HDTV Evaluation, a Winner! posted by Samir on March 17, 1999 at 10:37:38:
When adjusting my friends Toshiba TV the color/tint controls didn't need to be touched (althought brightness needed to come down to zero!) But on my pana 27" superflat the color needs to come all the way up so that i get the blues to match, as you might imagine this means SUPER saturation. A comprimise must be made. Have you tried doing the color adjustment with the ISF DVD using the medium or warm color temp of your new TV? If none of the three offers 6500 K color temp you might want to get an ISF technician to do some modification (it sounds like you've got the spread :) ) Now about the room, it seems like we americans have an uncanny knack to fill even the biggest rooms to capacity.
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- ISF DVD - T. Buns 23:00:18 03/24/99 (4)
- ISF DVD- Where do you get it? What do ISO techs know that we don't? - Samir 08:50:49 03/25/99 (3)
- Re: ISF DVD- Where do you get it? <-- you already have it. - T. Buns 22:11:45 03/25/99 (2)
- Essentials DVD vs Hiring a professional ISF tech - Samir 09:59:50 03/26/99 (1)
- Re: Essentials DVD vs Hiring a professional ISF tech - T. Buns 13:44:54 03/31/99 (0)
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