I bought a used G10 about 1.5 years ago, and have been enjoying it ever since. The lamp counter said 250 when I got it, but who knows how many hours were really on it. I'm somewhere in the 600s now.
Lately I'm beginning to think that I need a bit more brightness. Most likely due to watching football in the dark. Without any other frame of reference, I have no idea what I am missing, but I'd rather not plunk down $600 bucks to see if I get an marked improvement.
Was wondering if some kind soul with a G10 or G1000 and Dilard, could do a quick test for me. The contrast measurement test displays a unitless brightness level when it is finished. If someone with a relatively new bulb could run this test with the sensor at about 5ft away from the lens, we could compare numbers and see if I'm in the ballpark. Last time I calibrated, I think my brightness was somewhere around 100, but I'll have try it again.
Thanks,
jp
Lately I'm beginning to think that I need a bit more brightness. Most likely due to watching football in the dark. Without any other frame of reference, I have no idea what I am missing, but I'd rather not plunk down $600 bucks to see if I get an marked improvement.
Was wondering if some kind soul with a G10 or G1000 and Dilard, could do a quick test for me. The contrast measurement test displays a unitless brightness level when it is finished. If someone with a relatively new bulb could run this test with the sensor at about 5ft away from the lens, we could compare numbers and see if I'm in the ballpark. Last time I calibrated, I think my brightness was somewhere around 100, but I'll have try it again.
Thanks,
jp