Posts by orion456

Quote:Originally Posted by Robut I guest that's irrefutable proof. That and the recent German VDE award that certified “Full HD in 3D-Mode” by VDE, one of the largest technical and scientific international associations in...

It is obvious that your vision is additive and that passive 3D systems have full 1080 resolution. 1. LEFT AND RIGHT IMAGES ARE ADDED BY THE EYE: Can your left eye fill in details that your right eye is missing -- without you...

What a great idea!!

Most new projectors need some calibration to have a good picture. Ajusting the brightness and contast as well as the color setting can dramatically improve the picture. You usually need to pick the right mode on the projector as well. ...

Quote: Originally Posted by rustolemite That's kinda what I was planning to do but with my 82" DLP, the only size screen that would be worth it is the 120", and really worried about a screen that big thats a pull down. Thanks 120...

Quote: Originally Posted by rustolemite My problem is that I have only the one room for my setup, that's why I was looking at having to use the projector for my only video. You park a cheap 42" plasma on the wall behind your pull down...

Quote: Originally Posted by ShaneM and the room will be light controlled well. Most people watch TV with the lights on but watch movies with the lights off. Projectors don't do well with the lights on because...

Quote: Originally Posted by ShaneM yes, i plan on using it to watch TV a lot, as in every night. why woudl a projector not work well for that? Projectors do not have the same lifetime as a TV. Some projectors lose their lamp after...

Are you thinking of using this projector as a TV as well? It's usually a better idea to hang a large LED TV behind the screen for normal TV watching. Projectors demand too dark a room that isn't really suitable for TVs. 120" is pretty...

For a 32" screen, if you sit 10 feet from it, you can't tell the difference between 480p or 1080p. To benefit from 1080p you would have to sit less than 5 feet away; which is pretty close. There is a chart around here some place that...