Earlier this week, I took my PJ (an NEC vt540k) down off its mount to play around with my newly aquired ISCO II. Last night, I put it back up on its mount, sans ISCO II, to watch a film.
While using testbeeld to help get things level and aligned, I noticed that the image seems to have "convergence" issues. I used the grid display of testbeeld to show a grid, and noticed that to the left of the white grid lines there was an identical red line, almost as if the LCD panels were misaligned.
If the LCD panels were misaligned, however, I should be seeing a green-blue line not a white line, correct? The lines that I saw were definitely [subjectively] white. The red "shadow" lines are kind of bugging me now.
Is this an issue of the LCD panels or the optics? Should I be worried and have NEC replace my PJ?
Thanks!
-Jon
P.S. - now that I've seen the image with the ISCO, I'm having a hard time going back. Watching "Vertical Limit" last night was a new experience in screen door. The ISCO does in fact perform wonders...
While using testbeeld to help get things level and aligned, I noticed that the image seems to have "convergence" issues. I used the grid display of testbeeld to show a grid, and noticed that to the left of the white grid lines there was an identical red line, almost as if the LCD panels were misaligned.
If the LCD panels were misaligned, however, I should be seeing a green-blue line not a white line, correct? The lines that I saw were definitely [subjectively] white. The red "shadow" lines are kind of bugging me now.
Is this an issue of the LCD panels or the optics? Should I be worried and have NEC replace my PJ?
Thanks!
-Jon
P.S. - now that I've seen the image with the ISCO, I'm having a hard time going back. Watching "Vertical Limit" last night was a new experience in screen door. The ISCO does in fact perform wonders...