Maybe its you, maybe its the projector. Make sure it is factory default settings. Try looking under the menu resetting it if its not. Also, check to see that the video source is hooked up properly, and try the video source on a tv, to ensure that it is being broadcasted properly. If not, your projector might just be broken, and Id recommend calling technical support.....

 

EDIT: Also try having someone else look at it to ensure that its not just you or your partners eyes.... just a thought please dont be offended

I've only tried it with my sony dvd player, which has no problems when running through my tv, through both component and s-video ..  one thing i didnt try is running the dvd player in progressive scan mode. I don't know if that could make a difference.

 

I played with all kinds of settings, brightness, contrast and reducing the white intensity etc.. then used the factory reset to undo all my fiddling

 

Tried the projector in different rooms with longer and shorter throw distance.. tried sitting closer or further away.. different lighting levels in the room (the brightness on this projector is fantastic)

 

I haven't had anyone else look at it yet, but that's a good point.. it would prove if its the projector or just me (us). I do find computer monitors running at 60Hz hard to stare at for long so it's possible it is me being hypersensitive..

 

I'll contact tech support and see what they can tell me.

 

Thanks for the feedback!

It used to be very visible to me but I've trained my eyes to not see it anymore, but I still see it every once in a while.  Your eye movement & blinks affect how badly you see it.