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Originally Posted by rukus29

it is purely an effect of how you set the three controls in combination. straight from a JVC engineer who was helping me and Mike determine if there was something wrong with my PJ (turns out i dont think there is, just most of the effects are due to software enhancements rather than actually eshifting the image): "The 4K Profile choices are simply preset combinations of Enchance/Dynamic Contrast/Smoothing settings."

so if one profile seems soft to you, it just means you prefer a different combination of the 3 mpc controls. play around with them.

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Originally Posted by SOWK

rukus29... That is just not true.

Set all to 50,50,50 and switch between them. There are drastic differences.

Also anyone that is getting e-shift for the first time... You must turn off e-shift while checking convergence and focus. E-shift up close looks very blurry, and you will think there is something wrong with your projector.



If those are the 3 different (types) adjustments in the mpc. When you have all 'modes' set at the default 50/50/50. Then go from each mode (film, high resolutions, hd, etc.) back and forth, I see the difference between each one... So does that mean, that even though there all set at 50/50/50, there actually at other numbers preset in each 'mode' (to begin with).

Then in each 'mode' you can adjust the 3 different types (enhance/contrast/smoothing) to your liking...

Does anyone have experimented settings that they think are the sweet spot (for them...). That I can try like as if it was another default. Example the 35/20/20 & what mode (that someone else had).

Thanks, eh.
post #1142 of 1151
A couple of screen shots of my RS4810. biggrin.gif



post #1143 of 1151
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Originally Posted by landshark1 View Post

I'm using the cheap Xpand 104 glasses with good result. You can get a PAIR of Medium size from Amazon for $50!! Large size still only runs for $50 or so each. Much cheaper when you are getting more than just a couple. In my case, 8 glasses really add up!! eek.gif

I am not sure how new these are, but has anyone tried them with the JVC RF dongle? Do they work? I bought only one pair of the JVC glasses (nice but expensive), but I would like to a couple of extras (cheaper) for the ocassional guest/s.

XPAND 3D Glasses Lite RF


http://www.xpand.me/shop/xpand-3d-glasses-lite-rf/cardboard-box/
post #1144 of 1151
If you are looking for inexpensive and effecient, try the Samsung 4100 or 5100 glasses. They are on Amazon for less than $25 and sync up to the JVC dongle with no problem.
post #1145 of 1151
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Originally Posted by Robinson ------ View Post

Quote:
Originally Posted by rukus29

it is purely an effect of how you set the three controls in combination. straight from a JVC engineer who was helping me and Mike determine if there was something wrong with my PJ (turns out i dont think there is, just most of the effects are due to software enhancements rather than actually eshifting the image): "The 4K Profile choices are simply preset combinations of Enchance/Dynamic Contrast/Smoothing settings."

so if one profile seems soft to you, it just means you prefer a different combination of the 3 mpc controls. play around with them.

Quote:
Originally Posted by SOWK

rukus29... That is just not true.

Set all to 50,50,50 and switch between them. There are drastic differences.

Also anyone that is getting e-shift for the first time... You must turn off e-shift while checking convergence and focus. E-shift up close looks very blurry, and you will think there is something wrong with your projector.



If those are the 3 different (types) adjustments in the mpc. When you have all 'modes' set at the default 50/50/50. Then go from each mode (film, high resolutions, hd, etc.) back and forth, I see the difference between each one... So does that mean, that even though there all set at 50/50/50, there actually at other numbers preset in each 'mode' (to begin with).

Then in each 'mode' you can adjust the 3 different types (enhance/contrast/smoothing) to your liking...

Does anyone have experimented settings that they think are the sweet spot (for them...). That I can try like as if it was another default. Example the 35/20/20 & what mode (that someone else had).

Thanks, eh.
Try Film mode 20 20 20
post #1146 of 1151
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Originally Posted by dvcdude View Post

If you are looking for inexpensive and effecient, try the Samsung 4100 or 5100 glasses. They are on Amazon for less than $25 and sync up to the JVC dongle with no problem.

Cool thanks for the input. I will give them a shot.
post #1147 of 1151
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Originally Posted by dvcdude View Post

If you are looking for inexpensive and effecient, try the Samsung 4100 or 5100 glasses. They are on Amazon for less than $25 and sync up to the JVC dongle with no problem.

I bought 5 sets of the Samsung 4100 glasses & they work great. They are light on the face & nose & for over glasses too. I'm not sure about the Samsung 5100 or what the differences from the 4100 are. Anyone else own the 5100?
post #1148 of 1151
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I bought 5 sets of the Samsung 4100 glasses & they work great.

Good to know. Nice screen shots BTW ! smile.gif
post #1149 of 1151
,,,are these Samsung glasses working with the RS4810 RF dongle, or with the older IR emitters?
post #1150 of 1151
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Originally Posted by Jim Cutter View Post

A couple of screen shots of my RS4810. biggrin.gif




What type of screen do you have?
post #1151 of 1151
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Originally Posted by Craig Peer View Post

Good to know. Nice screen shots BTW ! smile.gif

Thanks! wink.gif

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Originally Posted by Jedi View Post

,,,are these Samsung glasses working with the RS4810 RF dongle, or with the older IR emitters?

The RF dongle. cool.gif

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Originally Posted by MYHOMETHEATER View Post

What type of screen do you have?

I have a 148" Da-lite Pearlescent 1.5 gain, 2.35:1 scope screen. biggrin.gif
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