Here are the larger screenshots from the Sanyo Index 1. They are actual size if viewed on an iPad Pro 10.5 in portrait mode. Overall, the background has a green cast in all shots, some more than others. You can see the phosphor stripes have a finer pitch compared to the Sony KVX- 370. Because the photo diode reads UV light from from the index stripes, the minimum black level is 6 nits (same as Sony KVX-370) which hurts the contrast ratio. Nevertheless, a remarkable engineering achievement. A single electron beam scanning the raster at high speed landing on the proper color stripe without the aid of a shadow mask or aperture grill.
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