My Panasonic PX77U - Blu-ray Forum

Member-38947 · 12-29-2008, 11:48 PM

I had this set for a year or so now, I heard someone comment about the anti-glare being "Awful"? Is the PQ affected by this? I mean.. is Blu going to look worse? I'm an Videophile, and have some minor OCD. BTW The set is a 720p set.(768p) 42".

Member-38947 · 12-30-2008, 12:44 AM

Any suggestions?

Clark W Griswald, Jr · 12-30-2008, 01:06 AM

I have found the anti-glare very useful for lighted environment. I CAN'T STAND reflections from windows, lamps, etc so this is the perfect compromise b/w LCD and Plasma. I just picked up the 42PX80U. Last year, I helped my buddy pick up the 50" and he loved it so much he bought a 42" and one for his brother too.
IMHO, if YOU like the picture quality, why worry about what some knucklehead says in these forums. Just enjoy it.
I can't believe you only got the 720p you should have gone 1080!!....

JUST KIDDING I'M JUST MESSING WITH YOU. I'm a little OCD too so I appreciate the little things can bug sometimes.

Member-38947 · 12-30-2008, 01:15 AM

Do you like your Panny set for Blu? How do you think it looks?

Member-38947 · 12-31-2008, 03:34 AM

Nice..

DavidAg02 · 12-31-2008, 06:43 AM

I've got a TH-42PZ77U which is the 1080p version of the PX77U. Both TV's have the same anti-glare coating.

It's a great TV. I really can't say anything bad about it at all considering it's my first HDTV. It has exceeded all of my expectations.

The screen does a very good job of reducing glare when lighting is not ideal. With the lights off, the anti-glare becomes unnoticeable. In my opinion it has no negative effect on the picture quality.

Member-38947 · 12-31-2008, 07:09 AM

Mind giving me your settings for it?

12-29-2008, 11:48 PM	#1
Member-38947 Active Member Member since:Sep 2008 Home Theater Gallery:7 Blu-ray collection:10 Trading Score:2	My Panasonic PX77U I had this set for a year or so now, I heard someone comment about the anti-glare being "Awful"? Is the PQ affected by this? I mean.. is Blu going to look worse? I'm an Videophile, and have some minor OCD. BTW The set is a 720p set.(768p) 42".

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12-30-2008, 12:44 AM	#2
Member-38947 Active Member Member since:Sep 2008 Home Theater Gallery:7 Blu-ray collection:10 Trading Score:2	Any suggestions?

12-30-2008, 01:06 AM	#3
Clark W Griswald, Jr Member Member since:Jan 2008	I have found the anti-glare very useful for lighted environment. I CAN'T STAND reflections from windows, lamps, etc so this is the perfect compromise b/w LCD and Plasma. I just picked up the 42PX80U. Last year, I helped my buddy pick up the 50" and he loved it so much he bought a 42" and one for his brother too. IMHO, if YOU like the picture quality, why worry about what some knucklehead says in these forums. Just enjoy it. I can't believe you only got the 720p you should have gone 1080!!.... JUST KIDDING I'M JUST MESSING WITH YOU. I'm a little OCD too so I appreciate the little things can bug sometimes.

12-30-2008, 01:15 AM	#4
Member-38947 Active Member Member since:Sep 2008 Home Theater Gallery:7 Blu-ray collection:10 Trading Score:2	Do you like your Panny set for Blu? How do you think it looks?

12-31-2008, 03:34 AM	#5
Member-38947 Active Member Member since:Sep 2008 Home Theater Gallery:7 Blu-ray collection:10 Trading Score:2	Nice..

12-31-2008, 06:43 AM	#6
DavidAg02 Senior Member Member since:Dec 2008 Location:Houston, TX Home Theater Gallery:16 Blu-ray collection:46	I've got a TH-42PZ77U which is the 1080p version of the PX77U. Both TV's have the same anti-glare coating. It's a great TV. I really can't say anything bad about it at all considering it's my first HDTV. It has exceeded all of my expectations. The screen does a very good job of reducing glare when lighting is not ideal. With the lights off, the anti-glare becomes unnoticeable. In my opinion it has no negative effect on the picture quality.

12-31-2008, 07:09 AM	#7
Member-38947 Active Member Member since:Sep 2008 Home Theater Gallery:7 Blu-ray collection:10 Trading Score:2	Mind giving me your settings for it?

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