Maximize Your Home Theater Experience Movies and shows astound on an immense screen - almost like you re at the movie theater. Fully immerse yourself in action adventure and drama of epic proportions. Features: Immense Screen up to 300 Lens Shift & Zoom 4/9/15 Point Warping Laser and LED Hybrid Light Source Reak 4K (3840 x 2160) 2000 ANSI Lumens Brightness webOS 6.0 with Built-In Streaming Apps Access to favorite streaming content Apple AirPlay & HomeKit Compatibility Screenshare Seamless Adjustments Lens Shift & Zoom: Adjust your screen s position and size for your perfect fit. 4/9/15 Point Warping: Maker vertical and horizontal picture adjustments for flawless visuals with less distortion from virtually any angle. Laser and LED Hybrid Light Source
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I have the epson 3800 and it's great. Bright enough. Super sharp. Runs super hot tho. Not sure about the lg. Tho I trust epson moreso when it's one's to projectors.
I have the epson 3800 and it's great. Bright enough. Super sharp. Runs super hot tho. Not sure about the lg. Tho I trust epson moreso when it's one's to projectors.
Lg is better in clarity as well as black level. Please don't consider only brightness because contrast vs black levels are important. If you buy both and compare you will fall for lg
I'll agree with that when they make a 150" tv that's affdorable.
I'll add a second point to that. Projected light is less enjoyable to watch than reflected light. What this means, is that light coming from a TV, into your eyes, will always be less natural and more fatiguing than light that is reflected off a projector screen.
I'll agree with that when they make a 150" tv that's affdorable.
With issues. I went with OLED tv because it is hot down south, projector adds to the heat bubble, needing more A/C. Then the projectors are not quiet as tvs. Heat added through noise, then more A/C that is a bit noisy too. At some point I decided that smaller screen is ok, just don't want to hear fan noise anymore.
I am not that hip to projectors, but I have been admiring the Optoma uhd38x. Picture would probably be acceptable, but the input lag would be better than this LG. One review I watched said the LG is 50ms of input lag while the Optoma uhd38x is around 16ms in 4k and 4-5ms in 1080p.
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