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In Reply to: Is screen burn normal for plasma TV? posted by La Dolce Vita on March 23, 2006 at 11:27:01:
if so you should , make sure you are watching is completely filling up the screen by using the full mode option .idid this with mine ,, and yes some thigns and depending on sources , som epeople looked wider than others , but i putup with it for 100 + hours.
also , ifyour set is new , you shouldn't worry too much about the burn in issue,, most new set have a wash or somethign like it in the menu where you can run for botu 30 mins to a hour , to get rid of any image rentetion ,,
also , and i agrre with the poster below,, i would first , calibrated it ,, cause if you are using the factory settings,, i willing to bet it is set to "torch" mode,, dial it in m, and you will have many or uears of flatscreen.plasma goodness.
good luck ,,
chris
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