Hello. I just bought a strange LCD television as a rule for videogaming - I bought Sharp's 32 inch LC-32GP1U. I really like it, and the picture on it is amazing. However, I hold noticed that after a while I hold been have serious eye strain from playing my Xbox 360 on it, especially if I am playing a fast spectator sport such as Test Drive Unlimited. I was only just wondering if there if my eye basically need time to adjust (since this is my first ever LCD television) or if within is problems with this TV surrounded by general, which I don't assume is the cast. Thanks!
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Try sitting further support from the screen, that opening your eyes doesn't have to scan as far (side to side ), also try reducing the contrast & brghtness of the eyeshade . Take a break every now & later .
Hope this helps & delighted gaming
it doesn't matter what kinda tv you enjoy. If you're playing the game for too long at a time (like 2 hours at once) later your eyes will just catch worse and worse until you can barely see.
IT'S THE GAME....NOT THE TV.
It's the hours you spend watching it....
Take a BRAIN BREAK...you CAN break LCD PANEL TV sets....
Grab a sandwich...go outside and look at things far away. Look at a range of distances...that or just close your eyes and agree to them relax for a while...
Drink a beer...THEN your eyes really won't care.
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