Has anyone noticed that the phosphore on the RCA F38310 varies in brightness?
This is very noticable if you look at a HDTV scene that pans the sky. Some of the screens phosphors are darker. As a piece of the sky passes through the darker phosphors the pieice of sky gets darker. It looks as if you are looking at the sky through a pair of dirty glasses. As you move the glasses different pieces of the sky get darker.
Is this something that occurs with all CRT TV's - Am I being overly picky?
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BOYCOTT DVI/HDCP & JVC!
This is very noticable if you look at a HDTV scene that pans the sky. Some of the screens phosphors are darker. As a piece of the sky passes through the darker phosphors the pieice of sky gets darker. It looks as if you are looking at the sky through a pair of dirty glasses. As you move the glasses different pieces of the sky get darker.
Is this something that occurs with all CRT TV's - Am I being overly picky?
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BOYCOTT DVI/HDCP & JVC!