For the past 6 years with my old plasma, I always watched with the lights on. It was more enjoyable and I tended to get headaches if I had the screen on with the lights off. Last month I replaced my old plasma with one of the new kuro models from Pioneer. The most dramatic improvement is the black level, and now I prefer to watch with the lights off. I'm wondering if this is unique...do most people with plasmas or LCDs that don't have true blacks prefer to watch with plenty of ambient light?
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Topic - When you use your HT are your lights on or off? - Jazz Inmate 13:40:38 02/18/08 (13)
- Lighting is important! - Dalancroft 12:51:40 02/25/08 (0)
- My room is 21' wide, 19' deep, and painted 'antique white' (VERY slightly yellowish). - jeffreybehr 17:06:17 02/21/08 (0)
- films with the lights off - padreken 21:19:50 02/19/08 (0)
- Bet I'm One Of The Few With Anti Glare Glasses - Robertc88 05:58:03 02/19/08 (0)
- don't underestimate distraction factor - Joe Murphy Jr 02:54:15 02/19/08 (0)
- RE: When you use your HT are your lights on or off? - David Aiken 00:45:53 02/19/08 (0)
- Dimmed overhead light. (nt) - Russell 23:24:52 02/18/08 (0)
- Off except for 2 18 inch - LWR 19:37:43 02/18/08 (0)
- RE: When you use your HT are your lights on or off? - Hansson3 16:44:41 02/18/08 (1)
- Yes, but unlike projector screens, plasmas and LCDs emit light - Jazz Inmate 17:33:44 02/18/08 (0)
- RE: When you use your HT are your lights on or off? - Jack G 15:21:43 02/18/08 (0)
- With PJ; ceiling flood lights on, other lights off. - grantv 14:11:03 02/18/08 (0)
- RE: When you use your HT are your lights on or off? - usafwso 14:07:36 02/18/08 (0)