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Ellemeno:
Can anyone tell me why my DVD is so much darker than the screen caps I see posted here?  Is it the DVD?  Is it my player?  Even when adjusted to supreme brightness, the tent and darkness scenes are so darn dark I can hardly make much out.  The YouTube 4 Nights in 20 Years is nice and bright on the same laptop as I watch my DVDs on. Does anybody else have this problem?

vkm91941:
I've only watched mine on the TV with my DVD player and they tent scenes are both nice and bright. You can tell it's night time but you can see everything.  I can't imagine what the problem is, but Julie was complaining of the same thing.

RouxB:
Elle-have you tried playing it on a different system to determine if it's the DVD? You should return it if it plays like that on everything. I do notice on mine that the darker the room, the brighter the picture.

 O0

David:
I was noticing the same thing. (How dark it was).  But then again, I was watching it in a brightly sun lit room.   I'll have to try watching it again at night with the lights off.    I think we were all spoiled by seeing it so many times in the theater!     ;)

two_bloody_shirts:
My captures were very bright because I lightened them considerably, otherwise you wouldn't have been able to see much.

In respect to the viewing quality, I would agree it's better to turn off all the lights in your room (at night) and watch the DVD. 

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