Hello,
I have a light controled room a Sony 1270 and a screen width of 1.5m and a throw distance of 2m.
I have now sharply e-focused the blue tube. And I have redone my white and greyscale tracking, which is linear, even for the blue tube.
Will my phosphor wear faster, now I have focused my blue? As I see it, the blue tube is still producing the same amount of light, but I'm not an expert of phosphor usage. (I guess the catode will wear a bit faster as more electrons are pulled out)
I have a light controled room a Sony 1270 and a screen width of 1.5m and a throw distance of 2m.
I have now sharply e-focused the blue tube. And I have redone my white and greyscale tracking, which is linear, even for the blue tube.
Will my phosphor wear faster, now I have focused my blue? As I see it, the blue tube is still producing the same amount of light, but I'm not an expert of phosphor usage. (I guess the catode will wear a bit faster as more electrons are pulled out)