Jules
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Hi,
I've been playing around with my VW11HT since the arrival of my Stewart Grayhawk screen 2 weeks ago, and have noticed a shift in colour temperature compared to my previous white screen.
Blacks and shadow detail are miles better (chalk and cheese), but the 'low' temperature now screams GREEN, GREEN, GREEN ! It just looks wrong.
It was always a little green before, but not quite so obvious.
I know most people use 'low' because its said to be accurate for NTSC signals, but does this rule change when using a grey screen. Would 'high' be more accurate.
I've fiddled with the custom temps in the service menu, but frankly I'd never use any of them because I'd always know they couldn't possibly be right.... I'm colour blind.
Any opinion or advice would be very much appreciated.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Jules
I've been playing around with my VW11HT since the arrival of my Stewart Grayhawk screen 2 weeks ago, and have noticed a shift in colour temperature compared to my previous white screen.
Blacks and shadow detail are miles better (chalk and cheese), but the 'low' temperature now screams GREEN, GREEN, GREEN ! It just looks wrong.
It was always a little green before, but not quite so obvious.
I know most people use 'low' because its said to be accurate for NTSC signals, but does this rule change when using a grey screen. Would 'high' be more accurate.
I've fiddled with the custom temps in the service menu, but frankly I'd never use any of them because I'd always know they couldn't possibly be right.... I'm colour blind.
Any opinion or advice would be very much appreciated.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Jules