Why the pic taken from the LCD is right shift a little bit: Anybody has any ideas?
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This is is probably because the Live View sensor covers only 90% of the frame while the optical view finder covers 95%.
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The picture is a tad distorted here is a another photo I found http://tinyurl.com/lqpzyxy
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Hi, on mine its a decal with crisp lines, what your seeing is probably just distortion in the picture.
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If it's at a different angle (up high or down low) you can adjust it. If it's to the right or the left, the picture will be slightly distorted
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No I have not seen that issue even up close. I have although done some messing around with the picture settings and by no means am I an expert. I would try some different settings or return it for a new one because of the price we have all had to pay for it. It could have even been damaged during shipping or not have set long enough before it was turned on the first time. I have the exact tv and the blacks are deep blacks and the whites are true as well as grey and all other colors. I let mine sit for eight hours after it was mounted on the tv stand before I turned it on for the first time.
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Mine has been a little dicey lately, I think I am going to trade mine in for a pricier model. It sometimes doesn't display correctly.
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I noticed that also. Dont know why it's like that, but the picture looks good either way so I didnt worry about it.
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Nope never noticed any thing like that. Check your TV settings, in the burn in protection settings there is a setting called pixel shift, its turned on by default it moves the picture a small amount every couple of minuets to protect from burn in's. I suppose your settings could be off the default settings are pixel shift: on, Horizontal: 4, vertical: 4, time: 4 min. This probably your problem you could try turning it off at your own risk as you may have a higher chance of burn in's and most likely image retention. You payed good money though if that doesn't fix it return it! Samsung is know for problematic plasma tv's. I wish you the best! Nope never noticed any thing like that. Check your TV settings, in the burn in protection settings there is a setting called pixel shift, its turned on by default it moves the picture a small amount every couple of minuets to protect from burn in's. I suppose your settings could be off the default settings are pixel shift: on, Horizontal: 4, vertical: 4, time: 4 min. This probably your problem you could try turning it off at your own risk as you may have a higher chance of burn in's and most likely image retention. You payed good money though if that doesn't fix it return it! Samsung is... » Read More Nope never noticed any thing like that. Check your TV settings, in the burn in protection settings there is a setting called pixel shift, its turned on by default it moves the picture a small amount every couple of minuets to protect from burn in's. I suppose your settings could be off the default settings are pixel shift: on, Horizontal: 4, vertical: 4, time: 4 min. This probably your problem you could try turning it off at your own risk as you may have a higher chance of burn in's and most likely image retention. You payed good money though if that doesn't fix it return it! Samsung is know for problematic plasma tv's. I wish you the best! « Show Less
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Software controlling digital image display seeks to fill the screen in one of several ways. If you are getting distortions, it means the setting is wrong for the signal you are receiving. Look for something like "boxed" as an option in the screen setup -- or just try the options given (rarely as many as four) until you get what you want.
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I'm thinking it might be related to the dark corner issue. I noticed more than one reviewer complained about this and there are photos posted up in the customer photo section illustrating this issue. I was going to purchase this camera myself until I saw this potential problem. For example:http://www.amazon.com/review/R1HXQU9INW3I2T/ref=cm_aya_cmt?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B005TGKX9S#wasThisHelpful
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I dont recomend it. This LCD has a low resolution And when i got it i could see anuthing because it was dark
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May be out of focus. The camera has auto focus but you have to let the pic come into focus prior to hitting the button. Some times more light is needed.
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The picture shifted to the left on 1080p. When I tried it with both 1080i and 720, it was centered appropriately. Hope that helps. Let me know when you try it!
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Likely the eco setting was on, on the store display model. Once you get it home and adjust the picture settings (brightness, cell light level, contrast and turn the eco sensor off) you will notice a big difference also you do not see any pixelation at 4' and further away.
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Gosh, I really wouldn't know how to answer that. I have the original (ole') GF1, the GF5, the GX1, and the G5 - none of which have the issues that you mentioned. Additionally, I had not previously heard about that LCD issue and I tend to post and read on quite a few photography forums. All I can say is that I've not experienced this at all - and I have two GX-1's (one with the 14-45 OIS on it, and the other with the 45-200 OIS). Ben
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Thanks for the extra information, interesting about the rectangular pixels. This seems like a much bigger project than I thought it was going to be. I tried a lot of resolutions and found one that appears to leave only one column of pixels on the right side unused. It's 430x222. Funny how a single digit can make a significant difference.
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the picture shown on the left is different from the one I got . When I click on the image another unit shows up which looks right but I don't know what the yellow strip is. If you can return get it and if doesn't work you can return it. check with east coast lcd where I got mine.