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Topic: Black Borders on HDTV
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Bobby Henderson
"Ask me about Trajan."
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Posts: 10973
From: Lawton, OK, USA
Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 10-05-2009 09:16 PM
quote: Joe Redifer Bobby, where is this "recover" feature you speak of? When I import a RAW file into CS4 (which required 2 updates to Adobe Camera RAW before it would even recognize the files from my camera). I can adjust all sorts of parameters, but I must have missed the "recovery".
The "recovery" feature is in the Camera Raw utility, not Photoshop CS4 itself. The "recovery" slider is under the "basic" tab, the 4th slider down (below the color temperature, tint and exposure sliders).
quote: Bobby Henderson One of my friends has a Series 7 Samsung 52" LCD-TV. I can't remember specifically what we did to adjust the picture, but we didn't have to do much. It's a great TV set.
I wrote that comment Friday evening. We watched the Oklahoma Sooners lose to Miami Saturday night on that TV set. I was so annoyed at the offensive coordinator of OU calling so damned many draw plays and hardly ever allowing Landy Jones to do what he is good at doing: throwing the football. It's as if the Sooners coaching staff deliberately wanted the team to lose.
Anyway, Sunday afternoon my friend calls up saying his TV doesn't work. No picture. And the TV is turning itself on and off intermittently. Oh yeah, this TV is 14 months old. Just 2 months out of warranty (he didn't want to throw down a few hundred for an extended warranty). It appears the problem may be either a bad power supply or the main board in the TV itself may be on the fritz. He'll probably end up spending a few hundred anyway.
Based on some Internet searching, a least a few others have had the same problem with the Series 7 52" LCD HDTV. Could be a design flaw.
On top of that, at my workplace we had to send in a Samsung computer monitor for service. It was still under warranty. However, when they shipped back the monitor they forgot to pack the monitor stand with it. A couple of weeks have passed and we're still waiting for the damned replacement part.
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