So I finally bought a monitor - nice, good condition used CRT. Set it up with color bars and hooked everything up. Everything looks nice, until I take a peek at the DVX's LCD. For some odd reason, the LCD is bluish. Viewfinder's fine and the monitor's fine, but there's a subtle blue-ness to the LCD. Any way to adjust? I tried to play around with the LCD picture controls but no luck. Tried resetting but also no luck.

Settings normal, shooting daylight preset. Again, the EVF is fine and the monitor backs that up.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot.

~~Dave

So I finally bought a monitor - nice, good condition used CRT. Set it up with color bars and hooked everything up. Everything looks nice, until I take a peek at the DVX's LCD. For some odd reason, the LCD is bluish. Viewfinder's fine and the monitor's fine, but there's a subtle blue-ness to the LCD. Any way to adjust? I tried to play around with the LCD picture controls but no luck. Tried resetting but also no luck.

Settings normal, shooting daylight preset. Again, the EVF is fine and the monitor backs that up.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot.

~~Dave
My first guess is your white balance is not set right. Flip the WB switch on the side and see if that does not change it right off. Ooops, I take that back. Did not see that you said the monitor is fine. There are adjustments for the LCD in the menu panel. Take a look there.