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RE: I'll go look at a Panny Plasma.

Posted by Hornlover on February 5, 2008 at 08:00:35:
I must add that most stores show the units as the come out of the box. Certainly not the best image quality. They need to be tweeked using a calibration disc. I googled the settings for my Panasonic, and found the proper settings on the internet. First thing I did after turning on the power was to go through and adjust the settings. It makes quite a difference. Out of the box, most mfrs. have them set up too bright and vivid in color, trying to catch the eye of the typical browser.