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I watch streaming HDTV from the web and DVD movies. The remote's aspect works fine but it would be easier (and maybe better quality?) if it was already 16:10. If I use the VGA to PC connection on my HDTV the resolution automatically shows the correct "widescreen" and text but of course it is...

I watch streaming HDTV from the web and DVD movies. The remote's aspect works fine but it would be easier (and maybe better quality?) if it was already 16:10. If I use the VGA to PC connection on my HDTV the resolution automatically shows the correct "widescreen" and text but of course it is...

Isn't that the problem with these monitors? I know on the 3007 the reds are "hot" so if the image is suppose to be slightly orange or skintone it ends up being red. Faces look sunburnt. The left is the 3007 non color aware apps (desktop, web, etc.) and the right is what it should look like...

I have been looking for hours trying to find a previous post where someone says Dell exchanged his 3007 for a 3008 for a few hundred dollars plus shipping. I would like the Dell contact if possible. I haven't had any luck trying to exchange mine.

Looks like the only fix is using the videocard but it doesn't adjust individual colors. Videos look great after desaturating but I guess this isn't the monitor for me.

There is only Brightness control for 30" monitors and no way to access a service menu. I would be able to solve the problem if it was available. I'm using Spyder2Express

Could anyone with the 3007fpw-HC verify that they don't have this problem and are not using their videocard to make color adjustments?

My 3007fpw-HC is overstaturated. Desktop, web, Windows Preview, etc. show extremely red skintones. After calibrating there is no change on any of these apps. What can I do to make Windows recognize the new profile? I have deleted adobe gamma. Spyder 2 is the only thing in STARTUP but it didn't...