Hey all,
Long time no post.
Our Philips TV died while we were away and I was shocked to discover that the price for getting it repaired would actually buy a new TV of similar quality. We wanted to get one that would last a little longer so we bought a Panasonic Smart Viera TX-L42ET60E - it's bigger at 42" compared to the Philips 37", has 3D and is connected to the net. Obviously being in France we can't get iPlayer and such through it (I know I could proxy to pretend to be in England), but it's a stonking set. The only issue is that watching The Walking Dead on it last night, and Iron Man 3 this evening and everything looks very cheap. The lighting is harsh and the update seems like video rather than film. The set supposedly supporting a 200Hz refresh for the 3D, but I don't think it can only be this. I haven't yet had the time (or energy) to really fiddle with everything, but skimming through the menus quickly doesn't bring anything immediately obvious to the fore. Anyone got a similar set?
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Long time no post.
Our Philips TV died while we were away and I was shocked to discover that the price for getting it repaired would actually buy a new TV of similar quality. We wanted to get one that would last a little longer so we bought a Panasonic Smart Viera TX-L42ET60E - it's bigger at 42" compared to the Philips 37", has 3D and is connected to the net. Obviously being in France we can't get iPlayer and such through it (I know I could proxy to pretend to be in England), but it's a stonking set. The only issue is that watching The Walking Dead on it last night, and Iron Man 3 this evening and everything looks very cheap. The lighting is harsh and the update seems like video rather than film. The set supposedly supporting a 200Hz refresh for the 3D, but I don't think it can only be this. I haven't yet had the time (or energy) to really fiddle with everything, but skimming through the menus quickly doesn't bring anything immediately obvious to the fore. Anyone got a similar set?B




