mdputnam
01-07-08, 05:34 PM
3 LCD Technology announced a new effort to develop a standard for measuring color brightness here (http://www.projectorcentral.com/news_story_1092.htm) is the press release. To quote the release:
Leading color experts agree. "Without this new metric, consumers are in the dark about color performance," commented Karl Lang, president of Lumita. "Two projectors that both advertise 2,000 (white) lumens can have vastly different color performance. Color brightness provides the information consumers have needed for a long time," continued Lang.
Gee, I thought we consumers needed a way to determine if a projector had an accurate color gamut. Instead we get a way to measure inaccurate color brightness :( something I sure can't live without.
Leading color experts agree. "Without this new metric, consumers are in the dark about color performance," commented Karl Lang, president of Lumita. "Two projectors that both advertise 2,000 (white) lumens can have vastly different color performance. Color brightness provides the information consumers have needed for a long time," continued Lang.
Gee, I thought we consumers needed a way to determine if a projector had an accurate color gamut. Instead we get a way to measure inaccurate color brightness :( something I sure can't live without.