Joined
·
733 Posts
The Agencey is gettin better every week !
Originally posted by merc They both looked like **** tonight on CBS OTA tonight... So bad, that I tried to switch my HDTV discussion from CBS to DVD... for the local politicals that I had paid to BE at my house to experience CBS HDTV!!!!!! Bob Ross... if you are truly responsible for the Houston Affiliate, then you owe me $2,328. Why the **** am I doing this?????? Right now, I HATE HDTV!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 |
Originally posted by mflanagan For some reason CSI looked just a tad 'grainy'. Kind of how they had it early in the season. Some episodes are crystal clear and other have a 'film grain' look (artistic?). I wish they would knock that artsy crap off. The grain doesn't look good on a 130" screen. The Agency however looked better to me last night. Both are top notch shows. I just wish they would have broadcast survivor in HD this season. Shows that are 'outdoorsy' really show off HD regardless of the actual content. My 2cents Mike Flanagan |
Originally posted by cpto It may be just my set (Zenith 65") but CSI has always looked like the blacks are pulled way down. Even with the lights off, the low-light details are lost. I have to boost the brightness to bring them up. This also occurs with The District. Other CBS shows, such as That's Life, don't seem to have this problem as much. Neither does PBS, or ABC/NBC when I could receive them. Could my set just be out of adjustment somehow, or is there a "darkness" problem with the tapes CBS is being sent? |
Originally posted by sdf777 Sorry to rain on everyone's parade, but after watching this last Agency, I've decided to quit watching. I'll take Alias over Agency any day for plot and acting. |
Originally posted by cpto If that's the producer's intent then that's what I'm seeing. It's just that HD has the ability to produce good low-light details, as does the eye. The fact that these details are absent on this program tends to detract from the picture. |