Does the picture fade when viewed from off center?
810608
Yes, it fades very badly when viewed from the side. This is not an issue because of the tv location, but if it's off center for you, I would not recommend it.
810609
Our experience is if we are more than approx 45degree angle there is a slight fading but for our purposes this is not a problem.
810610
That "fade" is a typical characteristic of LCD technology. Would seem that a 24" set is more for personal viewing and would not be a factor. Note that plasma resolves much better at extreme angles if that is the application.
810611
No. Can view from different angles. I have on my Lanai & I can see it from different areas of the lanai.
810612
Not at all. We have it on an entertainment center on wheels and often rotate it to different areas of the dining or living room. No matter what angle, the picture is clear.
810613
Really hard to say because ours is outside on the porch. Lighting seems to have more of an effect there but there is not enough to "ruin the view". The only bad viewing spot is way off to one side where you are on an even plane with the screen. We have the tv mounted on a bracket that allows you to turn the entire unit so no one is alongside the tv. Love this tv
810614
We fiddled and found it does fade slightly if it is angled off-center sharply, but it really has to be off-center a lot. The closer one is to the TV, the less, almost imperceptible the fade. However, it really has to be off-center to be noticed. This is not an issue with us. If we were to watch to distortion of the angle at the point of fade is much too distracting to watch the TV. If it's that far off, we turn the TV. Interestingly, there is no fade with black and white pictures.
810615
I know what you mean because we have that problem with a much larger TV in another room, but the answer to your question is no, or very slightly.
810616
It depends how far off center. It doesn't start to fade until you move the equivalent of about 50 degrees off center left or right. So, that is a total range of about 100 degrees (50 left to 50 right) before I noticed fading. When it happens it goes from no perceptible fade at all, to significant fade. But, that range of no fade seems very good to me.
2124442
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.
598387
The image goes through and will be seen on the otherside. Clear as day. If you're worried about light coming in through the windows at night, it probably won't be too bad. I hung it from a ceiling 20 inches I front of a light and it was still good picture quality on the screen from the other side.
892946
Yes, if you're referring to the ability to compensate for being off center of the screen during projection. I believe it is called keyhole or something like that.
1960496
No problem with off-angle viewing up to 30 degrees from center. Unless you are a perfectionist, it won't make any significant difference.
1423224
The picture stands out from the textured background. However for 3D, I'm not sure it pops out. We have mirrors on the wall rt < to it. That really brings out the depth of the textures too.
1653236
I can't answer David's question, but I have one of my own. From day one I have never had a clear picture. There are lines moving through the screen all the time. The darker the back ground the worse the lines are. Thanks
790314
It will show the exact picture you load. So if the picture is in portrait mode you will have black bars on the left and right of the picture.
1518541
Yes, the corners fade away. I use it on a wide angle zoom lens when I zoom 'out' the corners diffidently vignette. For what I use it for it is worth the trouble. Just take a step back and shoot a larger angle. This isn't a Rocket Science Lens, but it gets my job done. ; Everything in one shot.
713070
If it's at a different angle (up high or down low) you can adjust it. If it's to the right or the left, the picture will be slightly distorted
803782
It will display the photo however the original is stored (so if you viewed it on your computer as upside down and did not fix it before loading it, it would show upside down). However, there is an option on the remote that says "rotate," so if you run across a photo that is not oriented properly, you can use the remote to fix it.
337060
Not at all. It is a great picture and the curve in the screen eliminates any distortion when viewed from the sides. A great tv!
1200417
On a visual examination only, I would say there is some fall off towards the edge of the light field. But having used the flex quite a bit outside at night, I must say I didn't really notice this until you asked the question and I went looking for it.
1646374
The screen has a non-reflective face. I see no difference in the image if the ceiling light is on or off. I have a desk lamp in front and to the right of the monitor. The lamp has no effect on the image.
472574
Yes, this is an AH-IPS screen. As you view more than 90 degrees off axis in either plane, there is a perceptible drop in image brightness. The colors however remain true. The image is viewable to almost 180 degrees off axis, but would not then be suitable for the critical applications intended for this monitor. If you view this monitor anywhere near on-axis, you will see an exceptionally fine and accurate image.
43788
Yes, sort of. It pans when zoomed in. The actual camera doesn't move, but the zoomed in portion can be panned within the original area of view.
73550
Yes.................if the outside is very light the picture is very blurred...I took it off and put it on a door facing another direction and it was a little better...