Sir Kongsalot
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I'm not entirely happy with the colors on one of my Sanyo 20-EZs.
As you can see (hopefully) in these pictures, my yellow and white are a little "off," as compared to the red. No blue in this pic, but my blue is fine too.
The yellow is not a perfect yellow, it has sort of a red/green edging to it, and my white has a similar problem. White ends up being much more of a "pink" on this monitor than it is on another Sanyo that I cross-tested it with, which gives a pure, blazing white.
Obviously something like this is hard/impossible to photograph true-to-life, but I'd like to get suggestions. (I put in two shots of the white, which vary because of what my camera's light balance was deciding to do from moment to moment, but together as an aggregate they give a good general impression of what's going on.)
Does it look like I need to adjust my yoke rings? Never done that before.
As you can see (hopefully) in these pictures, my yellow and white are a little "off," as compared to the red. No blue in this pic, but my blue is fine too.
The yellow is not a perfect yellow, it has sort of a red/green edging to it, and my white has a similar problem. White ends up being much more of a "pink" on this monitor than it is on another Sanyo that I cross-tested it with, which gives a pure, blazing white.
Obviously something like this is hard/impossible to photograph true-to-life, but I'd like to get suggestions. (I put in two shots of the white, which vary because of what my camera's light balance was deciding to do from moment to moment, but together as an aggregate they give a good general impression of what's going on.)
Does it look like I need to adjust my yoke rings? Never done that before.
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