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I've got a Toshiba 34HDX82, about five months old. In dark, high contrast scenes with quick motion (ie, a camera panning city lights at night) I often see a subtle green light trail that seems to linger for a moment. It is particularly distracting on high-quality sources, like dvd and HD. From researching this forum and elsewhere, as best I can ascertain this is probably "phosphor lag," the green phosphors just take a split second longer to calm down.
I've calibrated and tweaked the various inputs with Sound & Vision's disc, but the light trails persist. Is there anything else I can do? Is this something that will eventually take care of itself, as the phosphors age and lose some of their staying power (just like the rest of us, I suppose
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I've calibrated and tweaked the various inputs with Sound & Vision's disc, but the light trails persist. Is there anything else I can do? Is this something that will eventually take care of itself, as the phosphors age and lose some of their staying power (just like the rest of us, I suppose