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Originally Posted by old_tv_nut
If your white is lacking in red, that could be part of the difference. Ideally, you should have a gray background wall in the room lit by daylight or artificial daylight to compare to, or at least be able to look outside at daylight for comparison.
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It might take a few days, but I'll readjust the B and G drives as per your suggestion; saw a D6500 fluorescent work light at Sears; bought it and have it behind the HDTV a la Digital Video Essentials. BTW, when a 100-percent red screen is applied to the CT-100, it swamps something and shows a dark mustard-yellow, although the 75 percent red
is red and at least 'looks' okay. It's all about red in a CT-100 I guess. Back in the '60 when I last fiddled with a Merrill, never had this much fun nor learned so much new stuff about it.