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scdg124
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| Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 1:16 am Post subject: Scratched HD145 vs. Pristine HD144 |
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I just picked up another NEC 6PGXtra. It has more hours but doesn't have the burn in on the green like my current one does. I was trying to figure out whether to use the 144's or the 145's. Suggestions?
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Mark_A_W
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144's are marginally better anyway.
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Tom.W
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Are the scratches on the front or rear elements and are both color filtered or clear ?
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scdg124
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| Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 11:48 am Post subject: |
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Both are color filtered, and the scratches are only on the green's front element.
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Tom.W
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The front element is a good thing ! The HD 144's might focus a bit closer to the screen. I like the 144's but Galen seems to prefer the 145's either way small scratches on the front element should not be noticeable in the projected image.
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garyfritz
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Make that "small scratches on the front element will be utterly invisible in the projected image." You won't see it AT ALL.
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