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In the market for a new TV: advice needed
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<blockquote data-quote="KenMasters" data-source="post: 88563" data-attributes="member: 517"><p>It's not too bad. Since buying my new panel I've been noticing it everywhere. I'm starting to think it's a side effect of the methods panel makers are employing to lower their black levels. Depending on the content of the film you're watching, the base level of black jumps in brightness from time to time. My guess is that it has something to do with the panel's precharge having to shift gears depending on content, but I'm no engineer. </p><p></p><p>I haven't noticed it on the Kuro at the bar down the street I sometimes visit though, but it's hard to tell in that environment. Perhaps that's why the Pioneers were so pricy in the first place? I see Panasonic is about to release it's first Pioneer based plasma and they don't seem like they're able to cut the price down for their mainstream models either. Exciting thing about this set though is that it looks like it's based on the super thin prototype Pioneer displayed at CES a few years back, one that could display complete black.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KenMasters, post: 88563, member: 517"] It's not too bad. Since buying my new panel I've been noticing it everywhere. I'm starting to think it's a side effect of the methods panel makers are employing to lower their black levels. Depending on the content of the film you're watching, the base level of black jumps in brightness from time to time. My guess is that it has something to do with the panel's precharge having to shift gears depending on content, but I'm no engineer. I haven't noticed it on the Kuro at the bar down the street I sometimes visit though, but it's hard to tell in that environment. Perhaps that's why the Pioneers were so pricy in the first place? I see Panasonic is about to release it's first Pioneer based plasma and they don't seem like they're able to cut the price down for their mainstream models either. Exciting thing about this set though is that it looks like it's based on the super thin prototype Pioneer displayed at CES a few years back, one that could display complete black. [/QUOTE]
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