[Tig] custom TV looks

[Steve Hullfish]

My set doesn't go quite that far, but it does have numerous settings  
of specific chroma, saturation and brightness settings that can be  
toggled through with the remote. The settings include sports, movies,  
vivid, normal and a few others. The movie one is higher contrast but  
darker and less saturation. Sports is bright with high contrast and  
more saturation.

On May 12, 2008, at 7:23 AM, Rob Lingelbach wrote:

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> Does anyone think that someday, there will be the ability for the home
> "viewing artist" to customize the look of a 'broadcast' program, such
> that looks like a high-con black and white, or slightly matte-finish
> filter, can be applied to the signal?   Certainly wouldn't be a
> mainstream consumer item, but a set-top add-on perhaps.    It's
> probably already been implemented by someone who's got backing from a
> Venture Capitalist.   What brought the idea to mind was this
> paragraph, from an article in today's LA Times about LA's currenly
> blooming jacaranda trees:
>
> http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me- 
> jacaranda12-2008may12,0,3212410.story
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> "Blue is a very difficult color to achieve in botany," he said. "They
> don't serve more than for the purpose of eye candy, but we as humans
> are inherently drawn to color. Why is it that we pay more for a color
> TV than for one that's black and white?"
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> (why indeed- a stupid question, because we all know why- they're more
> expensive)
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