Posts by S A M 33

Guess I've been really lucky because the first one I bought from Best Buy has good color and convergence. Mine's shelf mounted and no problems with leveling and squaring the image without using keystone, just lens shift. My shelf's level...

I'll second that, although I'm probably only at about 30-35 hours. As I said in the dedicated 5020 thread, I now think I could probably be satisfied with this as my only projector, although I'm just using it for 3D. Yes, the JVC 40 is...

One JVC PK-EM1 IR Emitter and 2 pair of JVC 3D glasses PK-AG1-B. Originally purchased with JVC RS-40 two years ago, gently used. I've switched projectors for 3D and no longer need these. In good condition, glasses in JVC bags and have 1...

I continue to like this projector the more that I use it. So far I pretty much only watch 3D on it, and I think it's just great for this. I have some side-by-side files and it handles those very well too. I love the ease of operation,...

The projector has a 2 year warranty itself, not sure about the bulb. My original one is still going at about 650 hours, has dimmed some of course but still quite watchable. S A M 33

Funny you should bring that up, because I do in fact have blurred vision in my left eye due to a scarred cornea, I have had since I was in my 30's. Yet I still find I experience 3D just fine. Now it's not extremely blurred, but there's a...

I've said for years to friends that 3D isn't for everyone, it is kind of a niche thing and I really think some people sense it better than others. I love it and always have since I was a kid. It's not "more real or natural" or any such...

I continue to be thrilled with the 5020's 3D performance compared to my JVC RS40. Last night it was PARANORMAN, and even at 12 feet wide it was bright enough (this is a fairly dark film) and ghost free. I also ran some side by side...

I got 2. This is a weird inconsistency But they charge so fast I only use 1 anyway, so I just don't think it's a big deal. S A M 33.

Quote:Originally Posted by pliesj Note that the 6500 used Epson's D7 LCD panels, which only had 52% fill factor. The 5010/20 use the newer D9 panels with 65% fill factor. I have an Epson 7500 with D7 and last week I evaluated a...