Paul MC007
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Hi there
I wonder if anyone has ever come across or noticed this phenomenon before?
I have currently a 55” Sony W9. Prior to this I had a Sony NX723 and EX723 – exactly the same ‘issue’ has been noticed on all three sets, so I can’t imagine this is fault with my current TV.
When watching Freeview HD (not sure about SD), if there is a predominantly dark scene displayed, sometimes, when people move about within the dark scene, I get like a ghost image or shadow within the black area’s of the picture – it’s very hard to describe – almost like, for example, if someone moves within a darker area, it leaves an “imprint”. It’s the same sort of thing as when a pc gets stuck and you can move a box around the screen and it creates multiple outline images….if anyone knows what I mean??!!!!
I only notice it occasionally and also really on BBC HD channels – so it’s certainly not all the time.
I just wondered from my vague description above if anyone knows what I mean and if there is any way to combat this – as I say – pretty sure it isn’t the TV as I have noticed this on 3 x different models – albeit Sony’s….
Cheers for any advice
I wonder if anyone has ever come across or noticed this phenomenon before?
I have currently a 55” Sony W9. Prior to this I had a Sony NX723 and EX723 – exactly the same ‘issue’ has been noticed on all three sets, so I can’t imagine this is fault with my current TV.
When watching Freeview HD (not sure about SD), if there is a predominantly dark scene displayed, sometimes, when people move about within the dark scene, I get like a ghost image or shadow within the black area’s of the picture – it’s very hard to describe – almost like, for example, if someone moves within a darker area, it leaves an “imprint”. It’s the same sort of thing as when a pc gets stuck and you can move a box around the screen and it creates multiple outline images….if anyone knows what I mean??!!!!
I only notice it occasionally and also really on BBC HD channels – so it’s certainly not all the time.
I just wondered from my vague description above if anyone knows what I mean and if there is any way to combat this – as I say – pretty sure it isn’t the TV as I have noticed this on 3 x different models – albeit Sony’s….
Cheers for any advice