Don't know about the Panny in particular, but almost all sets come out of the box in "torch mode", with brightness and contrast set high to make the set look good in a showroom. You will want to dial back the settings, especially on a plasma, since they are subject to image burn in if static images are displayed for long periods of time.
You'll like the wide viewing angle and deep blacks.
I own a Pioneer 6010, and have never had any burn in or other problems.
You'll like the wide viewing angle and deep blacks.
I own a Pioneer 6010, and have never had any burn in or other problems.