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Originally Posted by Pete 
The Viewsonic PRO 8100 had a definite green push and the green was a yellow green. It could just be the intrinsic difference between DLP and LCD. I have yet to see an LCD that can duplicate the color pallet of a decent DLP projector. In the absence of comparison, the 8100 looked great...very detailed and bright. It just needs more contrast and better color.

The Viewsonic PRO 8100 had a definite green push and the green was a yellow green. It could just be the intrinsic difference between DLP and LCD. I have yet to see an LCD that can duplicate the color pallet of a decent DLP projector. In the absence of comparison, the 8100 looked great...very detailed and bright. It just needs more contrast and better color.
Interesting. In my unit the green is green and I can't recall that any testers would have noticed that kind of color issues and normally Viewsonic color delivery is mentioned in its pros. So I think there's something wrong in your unit, or it just needs a calibration.
BTW I payed about 2100 US$ of my projector. Without calibration professionals visit, of course.
























And still is, but the settings I made are still there and I'd believe it might be some kind of auto-save funcionality. Other change is that now the lamp stays on "Eco mode", earlier I had to change that mode every time after power-on.
There's still something funny effects (I have tested only with standard-DVDs for now) but if those can be ignored the PCS really puts the picture into a whole new level. If that can be still improved in future firmware releases and already now works great with HD-material this unit is one hell-of-a-projector.
And there is a round green spot in the middle of the picture which can be seen only in dark backround
I'll try to re-install the lamp and if it does not help I'll contact the service again...
