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Topic: Sony SRX R 515 yellow spot on the screen
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Carsten Kurz
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Posts: 4340
From: Cologne, NRW, Germany
Registered: Aug 2009
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posted 02-22-2019 03:48 PM
quote: Alan Gouger Do LCOS panels suffer image retention? Wondering if a cinema running primarily scope features or worse leaving the 3D lens in place full time would cause uneven wear that would show up down the road.
I have never seen that flat vs. scope image retention, but, the typical cinema will usually play a mix still (though, I see clearly a lot more scope than flat features recently).
I did see a picture of a T-Core though, that was used exclusively for 3D with all 6 lamps full thrust for 5 years or so. You can clearly see a burn-in of the over/under frame pattern applied for the 3D lens. That is, you can see the separation line between upper and lower frame, which is always steered black for a 3D only system. However, I am not sure wether what one sees on that picture is the actual 'panel', or a filter/splitter in front of the actual panel, or the actual nature of that 'burn-in'.
- Carsten
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