I'm strange...

[pjrocco]

I bought a Panasonic TH-46PZ80U about 5 months ago... For Christmas I received a Panasonic DMP-BD35K and a copy of The Dark Knight.

The picture looks amazing, although one thing that bothers me is the glare of light in everyone's eyes. To me, it looks like everyone's pupils are white and not black.

I also notice in fast action scenes I get a lot of motion blur, almost more than my HD from DirecTV. There was a couple parts my eyes couldn't focus on anything because it was too fast and blurred.

I know I am being ultra picky, but just wanted to share and also say "Hello".

[CanadianKrazyMods]

what resolution do you have it set at?

[pjrocco]

Originally Posted by CanadianKrazyMods

what resolution do you have it set at?

Not sure... I just opened the box, plugged it in via HDMI and started watching.

[quexos]

So it is not you who is strange, it is your player or your TV, who knows

[Robert1986]

Originally Posted by pjrocco

Not sure... I just opened the box, plugged it in via HDMI and started watching.

Then you need to change the settings. Right now, your tv settings are on the default factory settings.

[gearyt]

Welcome strange one....

[pjrocco]

Originally Posted by Robert1986

Then you need to change the settings. Right now, your tv settings are on the default factory settings.

My TV is set to my liking... My statement above was referring to the Blu-ray player.

I bought a couple more movies last night and watched them, and they weren't as bad as the Dark Knight when it comes to the eye issue. Although I noticed that they are much more grainy and not as clear as the dark knight. When I get close to my TV when TDK is playing it is crystal clear, when I get close with these other movies is seems as every pixel is shimmering or something even though there is no movement going on.

[petenad]

Strange in what way?

[Marquoz]

Every time I see this thread, I keep thinking "Wow, we've got Dr. Strange on this forum now!"

[assydingo]

I like strange =].