"We see no hint of any vertical banding on our test unit. However the Z3 has an LCD panel adjustment mechanism available through the menu to tweak away the artifact if it should show up."
It sounds like vertical banding has been identified as a type of panel misalignment. This is a quote out of Projector Central's review of the new Z3.
Can anyone tell me if this is true? Or am I misreading the statement?
I screwed with my settings on my old LCD and caused vertical banding once, and kept fooling with it until I fixed it. But I was such a hacker that I didn't figure out what I had done. So I have seen that some adjustments help, I just don't know what they are. In my case, it WASN'T panel alignment.
PS: I will argue that this statement/topic/issue applies to all our LCD players so it isn't in the wrong forum just because the Z3 was involved.
And sorry for the fake subject line, but I wanted to grab enough readers to get the straight skinny. Sorry.
It sounds like vertical banding has been identified as a type of panel misalignment. This is a quote out of Projector Central's review of the new Z3.
Can anyone tell me if this is true? Or am I misreading the statement?
I screwed with my settings on my old LCD and caused vertical banding once, and kept fooling with it until I fixed it. But I was such a hacker that I didn't figure out what I had done. So I have seen that some adjustments help, I just don't know what they are. In my case, it WASN'T panel alignment.
PS: I will argue that this statement/topic/issue applies to all our LCD players so it isn't in the wrong forum just because the Z3 was involved.
And sorry for the fake subject line, but I wanted to grab enough readers to get the straight skinny. Sorry.