Maybe this is old hat for the experienced guys, but I just learned it the hard way, and it worked great!
On V/E go to the Gray Scale Bars (I used the vertical ones). If your R or G or B is too high or low compared to the others some of the bars won't look as gray as the others. They will have a tint to them. When you experiment with the color drive of Red, Blue and Green, you will see it get better or worse very easily. You will also see the entire scale get too warm(red) or cool(blue) or just plain green. You can pretty readily tell when they all look just gray, and not red or blue or green. Then go back to the color test pattern and test it with the blue film. Go back and forth until you pass out and you're done. Seriously, it made a tremendous improvement for me. Extremely realistic. Everything is now exactly the right color. Just remember, the gray scale really is just supposed to be gray. None of the bars are supposed to look a little purple. That's the sign of imbalance.
This is where I wound up on MY 38t (in MY yellowy room, on MY 1.3 gain screen): set the Green drive at 27 (default is 32) and set the Red drive to the default of 32, and drop the Blue drive to 31.
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Joe
My current idea of the best value:
Boxlight 38t
Quadscan Elite
Panasonic RP91
RCA DTC-100
Da-Lite 100" 4:3 1.3gain
Studio Experience SE616's
and some other stuff.
[This message has been edited by JHouse (edited 08-23-2001).]
On V/E go to the Gray Scale Bars (I used the vertical ones). If your R or G or B is too high or low compared to the others some of the bars won't look as gray as the others. They will have a tint to them. When you experiment with the color drive of Red, Blue and Green, you will see it get better or worse very easily. You will also see the entire scale get too warm(red) or cool(blue) or just plain green. You can pretty readily tell when they all look just gray, and not red or blue or green. Then go back to the color test pattern and test it with the blue film. Go back and forth until you pass out and you're done. Seriously, it made a tremendous improvement for me. Extremely realistic. Everything is now exactly the right color. Just remember, the gray scale really is just supposed to be gray. None of the bars are supposed to look a little purple. That's the sign of imbalance.
This is where I wound up on MY 38t (in MY yellowy room, on MY 1.3 gain screen): set the Green drive at 27 (default is 32) and set the Red drive to the default of 32, and drop the Blue drive to 31.
------------------
Joe
My current idea of the best value:
Boxlight 38t
Quadscan Elite
Panasonic RP91
RCA DTC-100
Da-Lite 100" 4:3 1.3gain
Studio Experience SE616's
and some other stuff.
[This message has been edited by JHouse (edited 08-23-2001).]