Hi people,
I am the new owner of a 36" PD50 which has replaced my rented 32" PD30. First impressions are not good. The picture just doesn't seem anywhere near as sharp as it was on the PD30 - especially with Sky+ RGB set to progressive scan. The PD30 seemed to have a lovely picture with RGB through AV1 or AV4 but with the PD50 it's very washed out and grey looking.
I used to run my PD30 in progressive mode all the time as the picture was stunninging clear. It's as if something is very slighty out with the PD50 - could this be down to it being a 36" rather than 32" screen? If I were to purchase a JS Tech RGB to Component conveter and use it with the Sky+ box to input component would it fix the colour problems and would I still be able to run it in progressive mode?
All in all the TV looks impressive - just a shame the picture quality doesn't quite match up to it's looks.
I am the new owner of a 36" PD50 which has replaced my rented 32" PD30. First impressions are not good. The picture just doesn't seem anywhere near as sharp as it was on the PD30 - especially with Sky+ RGB set to progressive scan. The PD30 seemed to have a lovely picture with RGB through AV1 or AV4 but with the PD50 it's very washed out and grey looking.
I used to run my PD30 in progressive mode all the time as the picture was stunninging clear. It's as if something is very slighty out with the PD50 - could this be down to it being a 36" rather than 32" screen? If I were to purchase a JS Tech RGB to Component conveter and use it with the Sky+ box to input component would it fix the colour problems and would I still be able to run it in progressive mode?
All in all the TV looks impressive - just a shame the picture quality doesn't quite match up to it's looks.