How are the colors that come out of it? I've heard that it can be a bit dull and need a saturation boost.
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JPEG with film simulation is pretty vivid. RAW needs further processing, obviously.
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That has not been my experience. I shoot JPEG and the colors seem natural. I have had to adjust white balance on indoor shots in mixed light more than the Canon DSLR it replaced though. Overall a great camera!
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RAW files from this camera are just like the Canon and Nikon files I've used in the past - greater color bit depth compared to a JPG creates flatter looking contrast and color. JPGs have good snap and feature typical Fuji coloration which to my eye slightly favors greens and blues. Go to DP Review and download some of their test files and see for yourself http://goo.gl/KyI3Kf (DP Review site is owned by Amazon)
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Any octain boost with MMT will give you orange/brown plug color - it's normal and should only be a "tint" not a coating unless you're using to much.
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It gives a slight flourescent cast, a little harsh, slightly bluish (not glaringly). It works better if you don't put it right over your work/book--turn it at a slight angle. It does give good light which is what I need at my age and with some minor vision problems.
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Yikes! Don't use it...should not be green! Actually, I didn't have much success with this product at all. It came out very "freckly" looking. Good luck!
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technically yes, make sure it's a light color you get or the color isn't going to show up. I think it's too fragile to hold up to bleaching/coloring multi-step processing. I'm not affiliated with the company or anything, so I could be wrong. this is based on my personal experience with the extensions. I wasn't able to use them more than a month before they were beyond repair.
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try using the conditioner that came with the package and leave it in for a long time. the highlights seem to fade fast, so in a few daysit will look fine
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My highlights soaked it up like a sponge and it was not flattering. However, my experience is the color does not last long and will fade, so if you do try it and don't like it, it wont be permanent.
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The blacks aren't as dark as some other models, part of that being that it's brighter for rooms with more ambient light, but its not bad and well worth the bulb life and warranty duration. Also the color is a bit off out of the box but for the correct color settings and a full review check out this link. http://www.projectorcentral.com/viewsonic_pro8200_home_theater_projector_review.htm
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The picture and brightess seem excellent to me. In a dark room when I turn it on it seems really bright for a few seconds .??Is this backlight bleedthrough? Black seems very black. The built in speakers are not adequate and if you do any music or sound for that matter, use auxiliary speakers for sure.
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Upon opening the color looked very bright. But once applied the color is subtle and natural looking and is only slightly iridescent. It does not leave mica specks and also blends very well! Hope this helps. :)
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With a little work it blends in. It does start white. It is not as bad as CA baby or Badger subscreen. I like Tru kid sunny days for everyday- I can not think of one that isn't a least a little white.
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The color is definitely not shiny & bright, but more muted. I think it should dull the brightness of any shiny surface upon which it adheres.
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Yes it gives a very good and bright color. I would recommend taking some electrical tape and making a bunch of wraps around where the power cord comes out of the unit to add some strength, it is known to fray easily.
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I second Mithun: "The tv has a high gloss to it. So you will get reflection. Even on a matte screen, but glossy is worse. Now, if you block out some of that light - it's worth it. The TV will truly shine at night. The contrast and color saturation is awesome:
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Hi, its a strong treatment, but if you use permanent color wont strip it too much.
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Viewing from the side is fine. The colors are good but the contrast is noticeably worse if you aren't sitting in front of the TV. It's not enough of a problem to really affect the viewing experience though.
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Set it so it pleases your eyes. I prefer Vivid, but that is too "dynamically bright" for some people.