CasetheCorvetteman
Joined: 09 Nov 2008
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Location: Australia
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| Posted: Thu Jun 23, 2011 8:31 am Post subject: |
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| Jeremy112 wrote: | When I first got my NEC 9PG Plain, I was completely lost, it was totally different with the setup menu vs the 1272Q i had been working on before I bought my 9PG, it took me a few hours to figure out that my unfocusable image was due to the lens flapping (which the Sony did not have), ah being naiive about these things sucks doesn't it, but dont worry, if you stick with it and find it fascinating to watch the image come together on the screen as I do, then you will probably figure it out in no time.
You'll soon develop a love hate relationship with your NEC, but in the end it will reward you with a very fine image that has made me fall in love with the NEC CRTs.
I will admit though, of the CRTs out there the NECs setup menu can be a bit tricky to work around if your not used to it (and especially if its the first one you've ever messed with), but I like it because it is a great feature packed menu.
hope you get that image squared away so we can see it converged  |
The 9PG Plain doesnt have lens flapping either, its got the same as the Sony has with the swappable plastic rings. And that is not the issue here. The focus is out cause it is set wrong. The front of the lens barrel needs to be turned to correct the outer edges and corners. The out-of-focus on the RED is pretty even in all 4 corners.
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