A belated introduction
I should have come to this part of MoFo first, but perhaps i had need of some exposure to the climate first.
I am just a hermit living on disability, living with dad, preparing to inevitably live alone, my brother is helping me there, he's smart with finances and stuff. Up until 2004, i was just a regular movie lover, but then i started to watch Internationally and it was revolutionary, it started with Werner Herzog's commentary on Nosferatu, and officially began with the purchasing of Fellini's Roma on January 7, 2005. My movie watching comes in spurts these last few years, and these last few days i expressed a somewhat juvenile desire to watch more than i am able, for the physical side effects of watching on my computer, which is the only way i can stream hurts my eyes and head. (We have old tvs here and we're not rolling in the dough). Streaming is still a boon activity for me however, and hope to watch plenty more on a regular basis. My other solitary passion is reading, i have a well stocked kindle, and i just flit around from ebook to ebook happily for hours on a good day like this, it helps me feel like i'm not falling apart mentally. |
Re: A belated introduction
"Welcome." :)
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Re: A belated introduction
Welcome Jeff.
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Re: A belated introduction
Welcome to MoFo :)
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Re: A belated introduction
If your TV is old, meaning this old:
https://i.imgur.com/AfXk5mP.png Then I can't give you any advice. But if you have any settings whatsoever available, I definitely recommend fiddling with them. Switch the Picture Mode to Film and reduce Contrast and Brightness. And, importantly, turn off Backlight. If the picture is too dim due to external factors, it's better for your eyes to change the external factors and not the TV settings if possible. For example, use dark roller blinds on all your windows and doors (if they have windows in them). (I mean, your computer's monitor should have some options like this, too.) If your eyes still hurt after all these modifications, use eye drops. |
Gonna try with light dimmed on the computer, if this works, well i owe ya one buddy!!!
Originally Posted by Mr Minio (Post 2396601)
If your TV is old, meaning this old:
https://i.imgur.com/AfXk5mP.png Then I can't give you any advice. But if you have any settings whatsoever available, I definitely recommend fiddling with them. Switch the Picture Mode to Film and reduce Contrast and Brightness. And, importantly, turn off Backlight. If the picture is too dim due to external factors, it's better for your eyes to change the external factors and not the TV settings if possible. For example, use dark roller blinds on all your windows and doors (if they have windows in them). (I mean, your computer's monitor should have some options like this, too.) If your eyes still hurt after all these modifications, use eye drops. |
Originally Posted by Jeff (Post 2396604)
Gonna try with light dimmed on the computer, if this works, well i owe ya one buddy!!!
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Re: A belated introduction
Welcome Jeff.
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Re: A belated introduction
Welcome. If you ever want movies on YouTube, or e-books, let me know.
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Re: A belated introduction
Hello and welcome!
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keep an eye on your local craigslist and facebook marketplace. you can easily find TVs on there for less than $50 because no one wants a 10 year old LCD these days. even tho they are better built than the new junk on the shelves
and hello! welcome welcome |
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