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expired Posted by Rabble_Rabble_Rabble over 6 years ago
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expired Posted by Rabble_Rabble_Rabble over 6 years ago
Viewsonic 4K Ultra HD DLP 3500 Lumen Projector
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Not merely, I'm holding out for A instead of B. But I'm holding out for C even though it doesn't exist now or anytime in the near future.
Folks wanting Dolby Vision in a tech that can't support it by nature are the same folks that want 120hz 4k TVs with zero content above 30fps using an HDMI standard that hadn't been finalized.
Don't even enter the conversation- it's all fantasy based since these posts are for current, real deals. Not theoretical assumptions and wishes.
sooo quite a bit worse color accuracy and way more rainbow effect.. but will be brighter as a result?
http://www.projectorce
this would be a hot deal for 727, thats the one you want in your home, unless you want to use this in a really bright living room and dont care aboutrainbow effects
edit: deal is good for 727 too, OP you should update the title and stuff, this is super hot for the 727. Viewsonic themselves says the 727 is meant for your home cinema and the 747 is more meant for things like a conference room where lumens is really the most important factor.
Also something to note all .47" 4k projectors will project a black RGB color several inches wide around the entire screen so its highly recommended that you use velvet borders o your screen
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Edit: Nevermind. Post above explains why.
sooo quite a bit worse color accuracy and way more rainbow effect.. but will be brighter as a result?
http://www.projectorce
this would be a hot deal for 727, thats the one you want in your home, unless you want to use this in a really bright living room and dont care aboutrainbow effects
edit: deal is good for 727 too, OP you should update the title and stuff, this is super hot for the 727. Viewsonic themselves says the 727 is meant for your home cinema and the 747 is more meant for things like a conference room where lumens is really the most important factor.
Also something to note all .47" 4k projectors will project a black RGB color several inches wide around the entire screen so its highly recommended that you use velvet borders o your screen
sooo quite a bit worse color accuracy and way more rainbow effect.. but will be brighter as a result?
http://www.projectorce
this would be a hot deal for 727, thats the one you want in your home, unless you want to use this in a really bright living room and dont care aboutrainbow effects
edit: deal is good for 727 too, OP you should update the title and stuff, this is super hot for the 727. Viewsonic themselves says the 727 is meant for your home cinema and the 747 is more meant for things like a conference room where lumens is really the most important factor.
Also something to note all .47" 4k projectors will project a black RGB color several inches wide around the entire screen so its highly recommended that you use velvet borders o your screen
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Not merely, I'm holding out for A instead of B. But I'm holding out for C even though it doesn't exist now or anytime in the near future.
Folks wanting Dolby Vision in a tech that can't support it by nature are the same folks that want 120hz 4k TVs with zero content above 30fps using an HDMI standard that hadn't been finalized.
Don't even enter the conversation- it's all fantasy based since these posts are for current, real deals. Not theoretical assumptions and wishes.
That being said, just because an item can decode Dolby Vision, doesnt mean it would ever be able to actually display real HDR. Even a top Dolby commercial projector would not match the HDR picture quality of a current OLED TV.
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