Plasma TV's Banned?

[batman]

Originally Posted by Hugo These sheets were divided into 3 horizontal strips. The top third was blue, the bottom third was green and the middle bit was pinky orange (flesh coloured) so that when there was an exterior medium shot out in the country the grass was green, the sky was blue and faces were pink. Interior shots looked a bit peculiar though.

A bit like this perhaps ....



Bats.

[Hugo]

No the coloured strips were horizontal not vertical

[batman]

Originally Posted by Hugo No the coloured strips were horizontal not vertical

That's the only picture I could find that might have given an idea of the effect of these sheets. If anyone has any pics of this effect I would love to see them.

Bats.

[Hugo]

This is the sort of thing I remember. They were quite useless

[batman]

Excellent ... thank you very much Hugo.

Bats.

[Harleybloke]

Originally Posted by David Brent Yeah, but you got your own back Harley. You sent us 'Eastenders' and 'Trish'. Dave.

Oh that makes me feel SOOOO much better........................

[David Brent]

Originally Posted by Hugo These sheets were divided into 3 horizontal strips. The top third was blue, the bottom third was green and the middle bit was pinky orange (flesh coloured) so that when there was an exterior medium shot out in the country the grass was green, the sky was blue and faces were pink. Interior shots looked a bit peculiar though.

I was watching colour television way before that!

I used to watch B&W television through those brightly coloured see-through toffee wrappers.
I think the make of toffees were MacIntosh's or something like that. Excellent toffees they were too.

Dave.

[Steve Crook]

Originally Posted by David Brent I was watching colour television way before that! I used to watch B&W television through those brightly coloured see-through toffee wrappers. I think the make of toffees were MacIntosh's or something like that. Excellent toffees they were too. Dave.

Quality Street were best


Steve

[christoph404]

Originally Posted by Hugo This is the sort of thing I remember. They were quite useless

Looking at the ad I see the company that is making that screen is called "Lee". I guess that must be the same company that makes camera lense filters for film and still cameras today, they are an industry standard "Lee Filters" as they are callled and they produce very expensive graduated and colour effect and correction square filters usually made of glass or resin, that fit in front of the film camera lense. I bet they would rather forget the experiment with the TV screen filter!