6e8412f8ec Some screens have black borders that add to the perceived contrast - making the image seem better. I would expect to get much more life out of a product costing this kind of money. and since they have been superior in sharpness (atleast i think so) and much less motionblur (wich is a big issue for me) the DLP Technology will rule the future (unless LCD or LCOS do somthing about their lag!!!)Comments welcomeon this. Ofcourse color saturation is indeed an important element. Isn't it??? . Go to Page. Today 06:32 AM by gullygill 0 Old Panasonic Plasma or New LG OLED? Today 06:32 AM by Urvashi Mehta 38k 41655 Attachment(s) Official Vizio 2016 P Series Owners Thread (UHD/HDR/DV) No.
Anyway, my advice and general rule of thumb is LCD is fine for applications that will see sporadic use for short periods of time, but for critical environments and applications where projectors need to run for extended periods of time, I strongly recommend DLP. I have an Infocus X1 DLP with SVGA resolution and a Sanyo PLC-XW60 3LCD with XGA resolution. The panels themselves continue to evolve and improve, with frequent major performance improvements. Its important? YES, because we see a lot a movies in english with subtitles.and when you look up and down reading the subtitles.or you finishing reading a subtitle.your eyes go to down-right the screen.and then.you move your vision up. Today 06:31 AM by marmite . If not possible due to placement/room constraints, then you can move on to digital corrections. Contrast Ratio - (ANSI vs Dynamic) This is the difference between the darkest and the brightest pixel. You also failed to mention anything about the DLP chip itself failing.
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