defcombeta
Novice Member
Hello,
I am the owner of a Panasonic fx750 49 that about a month ago developed a flaw in the screen and was sent off for warranty repair. Now the screen has come back but it is different to the last one ( to be expected its a new screen) but I am now wondering if they swapped in this years latest VA panel instead. ( the report stated an lcd panel 11 parts fitted TZTZL01QYWE in the repair report.) I am used to 32 inch IPS panels for my computers so the difference in the glow of the tv with black screen may not be a sure way to tell its is IPS and the scale is throwing me out a bit( never had a screen this big before in the house). Would the glow affect off angle colours?. To be honest I have never used a VA panel so what should I be looking out for. I have attached a photo of a close up of the pixels. they kind of look chevron in place but that could be a trick of light. The last Tv out of the box was near perfect bar having to drop the Green in the gamma 2 points and the red up one in cutoff.
I wanted a IPS panel for a TV since the idea of burn in scares me and I like wide viewing angles. Peoples thoughts on the pixels in the photos would be most welcome.
Thanks
I am the owner of a Panasonic fx750 49 that about a month ago developed a flaw in the screen and was sent off for warranty repair. Now the screen has come back but it is different to the last one ( to be expected its a new screen) but I am now wondering if they swapped in this years latest VA panel instead. ( the report stated an lcd panel 11 parts fitted TZTZL01QYWE in the repair report.) I am used to 32 inch IPS panels for my computers so the difference in the glow of the tv with black screen may not be a sure way to tell its is IPS and the scale is throwing me out a bit( never had a screen this big before in the house). Would the glow affect off angle colours?. To be honest I have never used a VA panel so what should I be looking out for. I have attached a photo of a close up of the pixels. they kind of look chevron in place but that could be a trick of light. The last Tv out of the box was near perfect bar having to drop the Green in the gamma 2 points and the red up one in cutoff.
I wanted a IPS panel for a TV since the idea of burn in scares me and I like wide viewing angles. Peoples thoughts on the pixels in the photos would be most welcome.
Thanks