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Originally Posted by JCL
I don't see anything to improve with the picture at the moment, but it can't hurt to go learn about what may be possible.
Thanks again.
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Actually, there is something you can do to improve the picture yourself. Buy/borrow a copy of the Digital Video Essentials or Avia DVD and perform a calibration yourself. Instructions are on the DVD. I have Avia but the DVE DVD is very good as well. Adjusting for the correct brightness, contrast and saturation only takes 20 minutes and makes a world of difference, especially on skin tones.