SHARP is coming back in home theater videoprojection and in 3D :
http://www.cinetson.org/phpBB3/proje...10-t32374.html
http://www.cinetson.org/phpBB3/proje...10-t32374.html
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I want the Sharp for it's 3D performance which should exceed the JVC in regard to 3D lumens and ghost-free image.
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Originally Posted by whitetrash66 /forum/post/20536619
These reviews make the decision so difficult. Torn between the sharp and rs40... rs40 has the 2d performance/black levels i want, but the sharp has the 3d performance/brightness i want. I know there is WAY more 2d content so the RS40 is still in the running, but ghost free BRIGHT 3d sounds amazing too. I would love to hear someones impressions who has seen both. Also, the placement of the sharp is a definate PITA
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Originally Posted by JustmeF /forum/post/20539355
If you can place it, go for the Sharp.
or buy a pj with no 3D capabilities, then you at least wont have to regret buying somethng with crappy 3D... ;-)
one more thing: Some of my friends who usually complain about eyestrain while watching 3D, have no problem watching the Sharp. Most likely because perfect 3D is easier on the eyes.
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Originally Posted by wnielsenbb /forum/post/20539493
Any 1080P projector for sale now is amazing really. The worst still probably has better black levels than the theater. Install sucks, but you do that once. I really don't think you would reget buying the sharp for pq. It is a lot more likely that you would regret buying the JVC for 3D from what I hear. Sony is coming out with a lot of PS3 games in 3D and if you like gaming, that is where 3D really can get some heavy usage.
Of course PS3 games run at 720p, so you could always just go with seperate 1080p 2D and 720p 3D projectors, which many of us enjoying 3D have been doing for a while.
There are other 3D projectors coming out later, of course, but that will be a while.
I personally am hoping for a 1080p 3d projector that will do 60fps per eye at 1080p for pc gaming. 1080P120 3D monitors have been out for a long time, so it seems that shouldn't be hopeless.
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Originally Posted by wnielsenbb /forum/post/20539596
"i wonder how bright it is in 3d compared to a 3d plasma?"
That totally depends on your screen, of course. If you want plasma brightness get a good high gain screen. I really think my Vutec Silverstar is the perfect screen for 3D. It is spendy but was a good investment. I got mine from AV Science. The only way I would replace it is if I go passive 3D, in which case I will likely get the new Vutec Silverstar 3D.
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Originally Posted by whitetrash66 /forum/post/20539839
how does it look in 2d though? is it still got some pop without greyish blacks? i love them deep blacks
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Originally Posted by zombie10k /forum/post/20540163
some of the most expensive DLP's aren't going to compare to the native JVC blacks. You'll have to decide which is more important. I want both!
The RS50 2D is nice, the deep blacks never get old. the 3D is also good, but there are times where the ghosting stands out, especially on my High Power screen. I have the Acer 720P to compare it do and I know exactly what ghost-free 3D looks like. The ideal 3D projector would be 1 with the rock solid image of 3D DLP and the native contrast of the JVC.
I figure the Sharp would be put me 1 step in between the Acer 720P and the JVC bringing the 1080P sharpness along with a ghost-free image.
If I could find a way to make it work with my HP screen, the recent reviews of the Monsters vs. Aliens 'bridge' scene (which is a 3D torture test) would have been enough to order one right away.
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Originally Posted by Michael2000 /forum/post/20545365
How big a 3D image can used with a unity gain screen, and have decent brightness? It seems like everyone so far is using high gain screens.
Michael
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Originally Posted by Benito Joaquin /forum/post/20546287
Michael, how big were you thinking about going?
Benito
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Originally Posted by wnielsenbb /forum/post/20543786
Well, I think all of us with Acer 720p's also have a seperate 2D Projector. 3D cuts the brightness by ~60%, so your 3D projector would be best to have over 2 times the lumens to keep the same brightness. The Acer's 2500 lumens once cut by putting it in 3D comes pretty close to my Panasonic ae-2000u 1080P projector.
But yes, one projector that does both well would be much nicer. The sharp seems to be the best compromise so far.
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Originally Posted by Mikes2cents /forum/post/20549744
I really like the Sharp but every time I do the math it says get a 720p unit for 3d and a Mitsu 1080p unit for that purpose and pocket the $1k difference. Can anyone explain why my thinking is wrong except for the convenience of one projector? Is the Sharp that much better in 3d than the 720p units?
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Originally Posted by Michael2000 /forum/post/20550071
Those units don't have lens shift, so you would have to shuffle them around and re-aim them each time you switched between 2D and 3D, which is far from convenient.
The Sharp will have twice as many pixels as a 720p unit in 3D.
Michael