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Bought a new Sharp 46" HDTV. On HD channels only, the picture is sharp but the reds are brown in color and cannot seem to get any red into the picture. Flesh tones look brownish and not lifelike. Have tried adjusting everything from minimum to maximum. On standard TV channels reds appear fine only the picture is not sharp. DVD colors and picture are fine. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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Take it back to where u bought it and ask for another tv

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