Posts by johnfull

Quote:Originally Posted by myoda Page 24 of the 845 manual: * "x.v.Color" can only be selected when an x.v.Color signal is input using HDMI 1 to 4. x.v.Color: Supports the x.v.Color international standard for wide color space. The...

The feature doesn't run all the time either. When there is a faster frame rate present, it is displayed normally. You can tell when a commercial or other programming switches to 24 fps because it smooths a bit, but it takes very little...

I'm a great believer in the motion control on my Sharp 845 70" 3D. It stabilizes the movement of objects with little or no blurring or artifacting -- ever. On 3D, it is indispensable, since the refresh rate is cut in half. I'm really...

Limited global brightness, image burn-in, dithering at low light setting, high heat output and high energy consumption, glare from the glass screen. Off the top of my head. That said, I've enjoyed watching plasma sets as well...

Looks like that is not available on the 845 -- along with the quad-pixel thing that everyone shuts off as well. I'm glad I'm not missing anything -- I wonder how you can get an extended gamut when the red output of the white LEDs is so...

Quote:Originally Posted by RocShemp I was able to watch my new copy of Ghostbusters yesterday. The new transfer is great. The movie itself activates a hidden x.v.Color setting on my Sharp LC-60LE847U. I had to fiddle with the...

Plasmas have a lot of drawbacks and LCDs are getting better all the time. The green on a plasma has a bit of an edge over the LCDs I've seen, but not by much anymore. My Sharp Quattron produces accurate color after calibration, but the...

Brightness, per se, is not really an issue with LCD screens anymore. Color fidelity is another matter. LEDs are actually closer to CCFL than you'd think, because they are powered by 'hybrid' blue LEDs with yellow phosphor. CCFLs vary...

You are right. I am talking about a specific brand and a specific set of conditions. Categorically, you are correct to err on the side of caution. I might add that the use of the OPC required some very careful fine-tuning of the 10...

Quote:Originally Posted by Z-Mad Yeah, some people utilize this feature, but frankly I personally find it that the right setting with proper picture attributes in terms of brightness, white and black levels, etc. do not really need...