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SShaw
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Guys,
My new AE500 arrived yesterday (upgrading from AE200). On the whole I'm quite pleased, but have noticed some 'artefacting' in a number of the films I have watched so far. I think this must be due to the smooth screen technology. Usually happens when the camera pans across a checked pattern or grill (see for example Matchstickmen) or on relatively poor transfers where there is a lot of grain (good example of this is the recent AB US release of A Bullet for the General).
Has this been noticed by others, or do I have a dodgy machine ?
Can the smooth screen be turned off (the AE200 didn't have it).
Scott
My new AE500 arrived yesterday (upgrading from AE200). On the whole I'm quite pleased, but have noticed some 'artefacting' in a number of the films I have watched so far. I think this must be due to the smooth screen technology. Usually happens when the camera pans across a checked pattern or grill (see for example Matchstickmen) or on relatively poor transfers where there is a lot of grain (good example of this is the recent AB US release of A Bullet for the General).
Has this been noticed by others, or do I have a dodgy machine ?
Can the smooth screen be turned off (the AE200 didn't have it).
Scott