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Originally posted by CZ Eddie The only thing I'm not happy with is the color of white. It's sort of an "egshell white" rather than white-white like on my 15" monitor. |
Originally posted by tim Eddie The procedures I have detailed in Gray Scale Setup are for brightness and contrast to be set to 50/50 and left there; do not hike brightness to 77, leave it at 50 and raise G2s a bit if needed; the dynamic range you want will be preserved better. Vary the contrast from 50 if needed but leave brightness near 50. |
Originally posted by dokworm How white is your screen? |
Originally posted by tim Eddie Check the filament voltage as described in our Tech Tip for gray scale at the bottom, over 6.50vdc for long enough could have weakened the blue tube and/or all the tubes; filaments are fully lit in standby, unfortunately. |
Originally posted by wm Eddie, Chances are your 15" monitor has a very blue white, 9500K or higher. So part of your problem may be using that as a reference. D65 white looks much "yellower" in comparison. William |
Originally posted by CZ Eddie I also notice that whites are whiter at the top and center of my screen than the bottom of the screen. Possibly due to ceiling mount projector? |
Originally posted by kschmit2 That wouldn't be due to ceiling mounting, but rather due to an inappropriate screen. Either you have too high a screen gain or you use a retro-reflective screen. Kai |