Hi James,
I did alittle playing around with the adjustments before you replyed with this procedure. The first adjustments on the menu when selected turn off the other 2 tubes. Like if you select R Hor, the B & G tubes are turned off, it didn't really seem to do much when it was adjusted from one extreme to the other. I would have thought that in order to correct for colour shift it would have left all the tubes on and then you'd use a colour analyzer on the red side to adjust the grayscale to D65, then check the center and back and forth until they were balanced and then do the same for the blue side.
The last 2 items in the menu, don't recall what they were called, but adjusting them from min to max just seemed to make the sides darker gradually working towards the center. How does that take care of hotspotting, I would have thought it would have started at the center and work out to the edges - L R T B.
So on the first selections in the menu, the Hor RGB, how do you adjust it. Lets just do for ex. the red side. Select it then adjust it then exit menu and see how of a difference it made, then go back and repeat until its right. Hmmm, I know I'm missing something here in the method/procedure because that doesn't seem right.
Something alittle off the topic. Would you happen to know where the center balance point would be for these 1200's. What I'm getting at is I want to hang it from the ceiling by using a single rod, so I need to know where the balance point is front to back so the weight is distributed evenly frt/bck on the rod. Kinda like a perfectly balanced knife's balance point is where the blade meets the handle. I would tend to think it might be at about the 35% to 40% mark(lenses tip being 0%) but I'm not sure thus the reason for the question.
Thanks James, maybe if you have some time you can go over this again. Can you post the white paper you mentioned too, I like to read the theory behind it( I assume thats what the white paper is about).
Thanks
Walter