whish one is better to watch TV in dark room or under bright light? Why?
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I would think that for atmosphere Dark (like Theatres) is best.\n\nI hate watching TV in bright light anyway..\n\nPersonally I prefer to watch with a Table Lamp on in background or subdued light as is easier on the eyes....Cheers...
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See in the dark b/c darkness is everywhere... and I'm a little scared of the dark, so if I can see through it then it's no worries.
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worse ... I leave the room and leave the light, TV and the heater on .... for like 8-9 hours at a time ....
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old tv flickers. plasma tv and some newer tv less flicker /dont hurt our eyes cause their frequency is 100hz or above.
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Don't listen to the radiation crap, they don't put out nearly enough to really harm you.  LCDs are better, they produce less eye strain because they do not blink like CRTs.  Also, the image quality on new LCDs is excellent.
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hey, i'm 65 and terrified of the dark!!i leave bathroom light on low all night or the small light on top of stove on, sometimes i use night lights, i don't know if there is a cure for it or not, too late for me, good luck to you!!
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lights off...but candles lit.  but be careful...we don't want a fire...might ruin the moment.  Candles lit...or just a dim light because it's more flattering than a bright light.  (i need all the help i can get after having an 8 pound baby!)  you wanna be able to see something...that's why I need SOME light.\n\nhope that helps.
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get a bigger television
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WATCHING TV AND PEOPLE
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SAP as in the setting on your TV?
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Hmmm....tough one. I'll go with the hd tv.
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Check your Monitors manual for instructions on how to access the built in menu system. Often its obvious like a big menu button on the front!\nAnyway since you don't describe exactly what you mean by light I would suggest trying to reduce the contrast a little and or the brightness.\n\nIf this doesn't give you satisfactory results some graphic cards have system software which allows you to configure the brightness and gamma controls for the video output.\n\nJohn
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It's all about contrast.  If you are in dark room, with a single bright light shining, your shadow will seem quite dark.  Shadows are simply caused by blocking light from a source, so if there are additional light sources the shadow will seem lighter.
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Howstuffworks compares CRT's with LED Jumbo TV screens.  Worth a check.  Good luck.
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Television viewing and your eyesight\nEye care experts generally agree: Watching television will not harm your eyes or vision if the TV room is lit properly and if you follow a few viewing tips. In fact, there is usually less strain involved in TV viewing than in doing close work such as sewing or reading. But TV watching for long stretches of time can leave your eyes fatigued. \n\nhttp://www.us.novartisophthalmics.com/info/helpful-hints/eye-tips.jsp
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I'd probably choose luminescent due to the cheapness and effectivity of the lightbulb; I personally don't like the light a incandescent light bulb gives off.
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Put a t.v. in the room with Noggin on. I sometimes think my kids become comotose when it's on.