This is normal, I have Samsung 50inch plasma and when I go to close to the screen you can not see the image?
clearly, but of course 8-10ft this is normal or a TV antenna or guilt.
I personally say that the ideal distance of a set is about 3 times the size of the set. If you has a 50inch set, then ideally you would like to sit 150 inches is about as about 12 feet away. If you're sitting so close that you need to turn your head I would suggest that TV is too big for your room. Plasmas are said to be not so good light environments, such as sunlight. That's what you're referring to? In the absence of a glare off the screen at certain angles. The way round this is to some blinds or decrease the levels of ambient light in the room. If the plasma television is new, should be run a little darker for some time (40 hours or less) to use within Personally, I think plasma give a superior image quality in motion especially with programs such as sports. You will notice the most beloved television (especially most) that the picture will look worse if you get up close to it, especially with low quality digital images (such as DTT), as is usually possible see small blocks as a mottled effect, as a result of the decoding process. (Im not referring to breakup DTT MPEG pictures, but in general). You are trying stretch a small amount of information in a large space. Have you thought about having access to some exclusive high resolution images through a satellite cable or HD (High Definition) system you may find that it improves the image. Without more information about your question these are the two most likely faults I think you might be referring. Hope this helps.
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