bandyka
Prominent Member
Yes I feel the same way unfortunately. It was advertised with a yellow tint at left side of the image which I suspect is a panel issue.
Let's hope we are wrong.
Let's hope we are wrong.
He specialises in those.Strangely the guy you bought it from was previously selling a vw500 with a yellow tint on the bottom, seems he has some bad luck with projectors
Let us know how you go.At work all day so will have a look tonight. Had a quick look at a UHD and normal blu-ray and didn't look too bad.
Let us know how you go.
That is correct, just checked on mine. That might fix it for you
Give us a yell to see how things go but by checking mine you should be able get things in a better shape.
I don't want to be the bearer of bad news but it is said by professionals that zone should be avoided as it can impact picture quality, I'm.not sure if that's correct though.
I hope you can get it sorted.
I don't want to be the bearer of bad news but it is said by professionals that zone should be avoided as it can impact picture quality, I'm.not sure if that's correct though.
I hope you can get it sorted.
Its OK as long you shift whole pixels rather that part pixel - I think on Sony's a whole pixel is a movement of 10 so in the picture above the vertical movement of 30 means it has been shifted 3 pixels up.
So will be best to set all back to default and then get in close with panel and then try zone in increments of 10 or is it best to do the zones first?
I have been in contact with Sony support, just had an email back and it's not looking good...or perhaps call Sony support first to confirm that all is being done the way it should be.
I see Angry Bird has been looking at this thread. Have you spoken to him yet?
It looks like the green panel is way out.
You can get impulse on 4K but that's the only option (I don't use it though).I didn't think motion flow worked on 4K?
Have you pressed the status button on the Sony remote to check output.
I had a quick look last night and it does a great job of upscaling so what you are maybe seeing is a great upscaled 1080p image that looks very close to a native 4K image.
Panasonic player settings on Auto.