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Burns in HD Rear Projection "Phosphorus"

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AirAmerica   08-30-2006 at 06:48:46 PM

Does anyone have any experience with ^these types of TVs. Toshiba H6H84

I have burns from Halo 1 and want to get rid of them.

I have heard of doing a "white wash", where one projects a purely white image for hours and it essentially burns all the phosphorus in the TV, making the appearance of no burns.

I don’t want to make it worse, any info would be great.

Thank you.

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Sciberpunkt   08-31-2006 at 02:28:45 AM
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A "white wash" like you describe would only further darken the already burned phosphors. Even if you were to somehow display an exact inverted image of Halo at 100% white, screen blooming would shift the image slightly making correction with this method all but impossible. The only phosphor burn fix I know of is replacement.

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AirAmerica   08-31-2006 at 07:00:32 PM
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Thank You for the info,

...... so I am an idiot for buying a phosphorus hd for gaming. Damn!!!!!

What a waste of $$$.

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captaincharisma   08-31-2006 at 09:01:37 PM
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Quote :

Thank You for the info,

...... so I am an idiot for buying a phosphorus hd for gaming. Damn!!!!!

What a waste of $$$.



no just for leaving it on pause for vast amounts of time

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AirAmerica   09-06-2006 at 03:10:16 AM
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No, I just play that much halo, the health interface and radar are burnt in.!

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