Review/Pics - 50" Panny Plasma

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In my review I stated, "it is impossible to get accurate photos."

I was very hesitant to even post any photos of movies scenes because there is no way to get a photo that is even remotely close to the actual picture quality. I did so only because I tried to show photos that might give a general idea of the sharpness of the PQ on Blu Ray playback (and also Rich-n-Texas said I had to have pics). That is why I posted photos of facial closeups. I would have posted a photo of Jodie Foster's face and all of its imperfections but I didn't want to terrify anyone.

If you know anything about photography you would realize taking a shot of the screen during a movie and attempting to reproduce that shot accurately is impossible let alone to transfer it online and then have some member look at it on their computer screen and have anything remotely resembling the original scene that I saw with my own little eyeballs. (those are the only balls on my body that are little). Most photographers calibrate their computer screens on which they display photos. LCD computer screens are notorious for inaccurate color on photos.

The photo of Jack Sparrow for example is very washed out and nothing like the image on the display. Need I say more?

I was afraid that some "expert" would come on this thread and think my photos were an accurate representation of the PQ of the display. Well folks, that expert has arrived!

RR6

RICH said you had to have pics.
Theres your error, listening to rich in his own mind(check the market)
And yes screen captures can be a poor representation of PQ, I
know that you big silly, but you still need to turn down the
RED

It also helps to use a tripod and a freezframed image.
What I said about sharpness still applies.
AGAIN congrats on your new toy.
Wont ridicule you or do nuthin to spoil the day.