Best solution to improve picture quality. Screen

Use Epson Photo Paper, and set your printer to "best" quality.
I could help you better if you would:
1. give model of printer
2. tell me what paper you're using
3. what the problem is with your photos.

Rear projection TVs are dinosaurs. Sell it if you can get anybody to buy it and get an HDtv they're pretty cheap now not to mention thinner, lighter and better for your eyes. Imagine the space you'll save if you mount it on the wall and the cost of electricity. Not trying to be a jerk but it's time to move into the 21st century. The picture is waaaaay better.

This set has 3 hidden menus accessed with a different 4 digit number code----You need the Mitsubishi remote to enter.

One of them is the Option menu which will allow a hard reset of the TV back to factory original---98% of the time it will restore all inputs--cures all sorts of odd problems.

If you have that remote and want to try it let me know for sure the model number and I will give you a link to the instructions for doing it.

no, if blink code the problem is in the TV set--cable will not cause this type of trouble

Apparently I did not have the correct remote to go with this television. The remote I had was a Mitsubishi, but I was able to obtain one that had the 'format' button.

You might have a bad power supply or convergence circuit, I also suggest you to check for fluid spill on the circuit board. if the convergence is defective one of the 5A picofues on the power supply is open. Hope this help you.

check the error codes to see what's wrong, do this by search threads here or at ctechnicians.com

HEY DJ SOUNDS FAMILIAR TO ME AS THESE SETS SEEM TO FAIL IN THAT WAY WHEN THE CAPACITORS IN THE POWER BD. AGE/WEAKEN.I PROPOSE A CALL TO A MISTUBUSHI EXPERIENCED TECH THAT CAN REPLACE THE 6 CAPACITORS AND YOU/LL BE WATCHIN' HD AGAIN. JOE TV

First thing to try is to press the reset button on the front of the TV. This forces a system reset.

hotoPC 650 captures images in 24-bit color (16.7 million colors). Your pictures will not display maximum image quality if your monitor or computer's video controller doesn't support this color depth. Additionally, if your pictures are taken in 1154 x 864 mode, try increasing your video resolution above 640 x 480. You may need to upgrade your system to achieve the best possible image quality. If your pictures look better on the screen than when you print them out, you may need to upgrade your printer. An EPSON Stylus ink jet printer, for example, provides excellent image quality. If you used drag and drop to insert your pictures, they may appear grainy. Try importing them into your documents instead.