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Plasma Colour Banding


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  • Subject: Plasma Colour Banding
  • From: "Kevin Hawkins" <lists@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2003 13:02:16 -0000
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  Having spent a little time adjusting the Panasonic plasma over the last
couple of days I've started to notice some colour banding on the screen. The
room that the unit is in is fairly dark and so I have reduced the brightness
quite a lot which has resulted in a much more natural colour rendition but I
think has introduced the issue. I notice it particularly on the dark scenes
where the transition from an almost black seems to step to a dull 'ochre'
colour almost like a contour relief map. Is this a common issue ? It seems a
large step even within a large displayable colour range, how many bits per
colour are there - is it 8 ? (32K colours). Or is there perhaps a step from
off to 'min on' on a pixel that causes this ?

    The way around it seems to be have the brightness quite a bit higher but
I am concerned about the longevity of the screen. I have tried both digital
and analog sources as I thought it might be to do with the encoding but it's
apparent on both..

    Any suggestions ??

    Kevin


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