What're you doing?
8/3/14, 06:50 PM
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jk that's cool, 
8/3/14, 07:23 PM
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8/3/14, 07:50 PM
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Personally, I want complete darkness behind the screen. Like a theater. I even avoid screens where the border around the screen is shiny black because it reflects any light behind me and detracts from movie. IMO
8/3/14, 07:59 PM
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Making custom vinyl stuff online; how do you like this?:
My 6er is named the 'Phoenix' because it arose from a mangled wreck to what it is now, (still not too much) I saw it on a 78 trans am in 'day breakers' it may be stupid, I don't know....
My 6er is named the 'Phoenix' because it arose from a mangled wreck to what it is now, (still not too much) I saw it on a 78 trans am in 'day breakers' it may be stupid, I don't know....
8/3/14, 08:03 PM
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On the positive side, it helps reduce eye strain. You can make them as bright or as dim as you would like.
They are Phillips lightstrips; integrated into the lightbulb system I had posted a few pages back. They definitely add a layer of depth to the content on screen(and really to the room as a whole. I need to turn every light on Red in the place and watch 300.
8/4/14, 01:28 PM
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Agree with this. It gets in the way of what's supposed to be the focus.
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8/5/14, 07:43 PM
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8/5/14, 07:51 PM
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