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In Reply to: Help With Black Contrast on a 36" WEGA posted by NickBee on March 7, 2000 at 06:07:39:
If you haven't done so already, get a test disk like AVIA or Video Essentials and see what that does for you. I found that at the proper settings the biggest difference was not color, as I'd thought, but blacks. Now I can watch a movie with dark scenes and actually see what's going on -- it's a bit of a revelation after all of these years.Other than that, you might consider getting a pro to set the WEGA's internal settings up properly. I'm sure, like everyone else, they have the grey setting jacked up, etc.
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- Re: Help With Black Contrast on a 36" WEGA - Shawn Harvey 10:14:26 03/09/00 (2)
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