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Recently bought the newest model by LG. Regular $2999.99 on sale for $1499.99 got the guy down to $1999.99 (Visions). So far im loving it. Great sleek stylish design. Even got the LG BD370C BluRay on sale from $399(if i remember right) to $149. Pretty sure the BluRay is last years model which is why it was so cheap.
Im having issues with the Picture. It looks great at the store, showed me a movie in Bluray (transformers) to illistrate the picture at its best. Ive been watching a few movies in Bluray and still finding that its "fuzzy" in certain scenes. Wondering if its maybe because its just the way the movie was filmed, not in HD so to speak. I played with the setting and cant seem to find a difference. Wondering if anyone has this problem, solved it, or has advice as to how to fix it.
To top it off, and my biggest concern, i was gaming one night and passed out on the couch for about an hour. The main menu of the game was
"BURNT"
into the screen. The following morning i played a "colourful" movie and seemed to get rid of it. i haven't seen it since. Last night we watched a movie, following the movie i popped in a game and played for about a half hour. when i turned the system off the main screen from the XBOX was "BURNT" into my screen and it wasn't on that screen for more than 5 mins. I havent yet attempted to fix it, looking for advice. Im wondering if it burnt because the TV was warm from the movie and just a few mins from an image could burn it?
I've only had the TV for about a month or so and have read mixed reviews about "breaking it in" first. some say to do it others say it makes no difference.
Any Advice as to "breaking it in" to prevent burning? how to avoid it? how to loose the "fuzzy" images? At the moment im a point where im gonna take it back, perhaps look into LCD. Maybe loose some picture quality but wont have the burning problem. Or is it LG, ive heard LG is the best next to Samsung?
Im having issues with the Picture. It looks great at the store, showed me a movie in Bluray (transformers) to illistrate the picture at its best. Ive been watching a few movies in Bluray and still finding that its "fuzzy" in certain scenes. Wondering if its maybe because its just the way the movie was filmed, not in HD so to speak. I played with the setting and cant seem to find a difference. Wondering if anyone has this problem, solved it, or has advice as to how to fix it.
To top it off, and my biggest concern, i was gaming one night and passed out on the couch for about an hour. The main menu of the game was
I've only had the TV for about a month or so and have read mixed reviews about "breaking it in" first. some say to do it others say it makes no difference.
Any Advice as to "breaking it in" to prevent burning? how to avoid it? how to loose the "fuzzy" images? At the moment im a point where im gonna take it back, perhaps look into LCD. Maybe loose some picture quality but wont have the burning problem. Or is it LG, ive heard LG is the best next to Samsung?