Noch was zur Greywolf wo ich gerade im avsforum gelesen haben (in Verbindung mit dem Pana 900er):
nicht zu vergessen, selbst eine graue Stewart hat eine Farbverschiebung und kostet "Brillanz".The Graywolf is a great screen for the money, and I've been happy for most of the time I've had it. But recently, the waves it has developed have started to bother me. They're not too horrible, but it's really noticeable on horizontal pans. While it's great for contrast, it's true that you can see the texture, especially during shots of the sky, or whenever there's lots of white on the screen. You get a "dirty snow" type of look. Some shots tend to look a little dingy as well.
Now, don't get me wrong, it still is a good screen for the price. It's just that I've probably gotten a little pickier now that I've had some experience with FP. I've felt that lately, my picture has been in need of a little more pop, and I've heard that a High Power screen will do that. And, while a manual pull down HP does develop waves, multiple people on this forum claim that the waves disappear with video, even on horizontal pans. Another thing I've heard is that the HP screen disappears. With the Graywolf, you may experience the occasional sparklie, but the thing that makes you aware of its presence the most is its texture.
The longer I've had the Graywolf, the more I found its negatives distracting. It's a great screen and it has served me well, but now I've got the itch to move on.
Gruß
Bo.