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Old 08-08-2005, 05:15 PM
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I have a mitshbishi 300 projector. It seems that the picture on some movies ( not all) are washed out. it seems to happen on movies that have night sceens. The close-up shots seem to dissolve back and forth.

Is this a result of a poor dvd player (jvc under $100)or a setting that needs to be adjusted.

There is no ambient light in the room so the screen should be ok but I am open to suggestions.
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What kind of connection are you using? Component? DVI?

Secondly, it could just be adjusting your settings in your projector.
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