LARGE screen shots of a roundie

[old_tv_nut]

Originally Posted by wa2ise

Looks great, though the green looks a little weak. But that's not suprising as the green gun does most of the work. Like about 59% green, 30% red and 11% blue to make white. If the green is at it's max contrast, back off on red and blue a little. Roundies were never that bright, and you couldn't watch TV on a sunny day unless you drew down the shades.

I thinkk you're confusing the brightness contribution of the three primaries with the beam current balance required. The R,G, and B beam currents are much closer to equal than the brightness contributions would imply.

[yagosaga]

Originally Posted by wa2ise

Looks great, though the green looks a little weak. But that's not suprising as the green gun does most of the work. Like about 59% green, 30% red and 11% blue to make white.

Green is OK. See #13 first photo, and here not only the green gras but the clear white parts of the picture. The 59% for green is the sensitivity of the human eye for green, this is not the real beam current, as old_tv_nut mentioned before. Again, this set has a gorgeous picture!