[bigred007]

hi their

i searchers for info on green tint , but found none.

any one know what is up.

i have a 433 cmx with 502 card.

in a dark seen you see a lot of green castings.

why ?

 

[Brucer]

If you do a long search, looking thru 'thread titles only', and 'list results by thread only', there are lots of discussions all the way back to November 2001:

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/searc...der=descending

 

[bigred007]

ok maby i dont know how. but i cant find any thing. and that link, err.

maybee the man dose not want me to know.

the crazy thing is i can remember talk of it.

thanks brucer

 

[jflegert]

What are you watching?

 

[bigred007]

dvd non progressive. i forget the title, it was dtv, but was watching spider man and seen some green tint. you can really see it if you are comparing the plasma to tube.

 

[mattg3]

The green tint can be adjusted by going into integrator mode and clicking down a few clicks on the g low setting.Worked for me

 

[bigred007]

thank matt

bin playing with it, got the green to go away.

but the picture looks flat.

this is like work.

 

[goombawa]

Do the whites look sorta yellowish as well?

 

[mattg3]

I dont get this yellowish whites thing.In watching a DVD white is definitely white.If the whole screen goes to white it seems a bit dull but the thing is the 433 screen with no input is a bit greenish thus as something displayed goes away you are left with green tint which may make a full screen display of white appear yellowish.I hope this makes sense.

 

[Jim Boden]

Pio panels are notorious for their green push. When they are properly calibrated, the green high setting should be somewhere in the 220 to 230 range. Each panel is slightly different, so YMMV.

 

[bigred007]

i miss the day's when you just plugged in your new tv,

hooked up the antenna, and you were happy.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!