Screenshot War!!!!!!! - Page 2

Nope, just AVIA disc calibrated, and then tweaked some...

Do you just copy/paste to put the screens up like that? I may get in on this thread when I get back home

LOL. No, I just had to go to bed.

Awesome shots though!!!!!! Very nice!

Cliff

I mean for my own pictures from my set up.

Here is some Blade Runner on the Domino 30H













bguzman

Looks good for a 25 year old movie. Just had time for a quick screening. Looking forward to watching it again soon when I have more time and less football.

bguzman

Great Thread.
Without going into any argument of screenshots vs real quality lets have some fun...I always blv that screenshots are good to judge to an extent only...

Heres mine
Projector: IN 72
Content Source: Laptop - 720p HDRip files
Screen: Wall 88 inch

Could someone post pictures of the opening scenes in "The Fountain"? There are many dark scenes in there that would test the projector's shadow detailing.

IN72 on 92" screen with KODAK point and shoot

The screen brand/type is what I keep looking for.

I use a high contrast gray screen material from Elite. Cost about $100.00 and looks good with my IN72. I am about to build a 2:35 DIY screen and exp. with some paint solutions.

These are fun threads, but 90% of the differences you're seeing are attributed to photography skill, camera quality, and general computer savviness (image editing, compression, formatting, ect...). You should not be trying to make any sort of decision in screen, resolution, or display technology based on off-screen shots.

Lots of great screenies here. Bout time I post some as well:

Thanks Bruce.

All shots taken with a Kodak P880 @ 8MP in complete manual mode on a tripod. Here is the Exif Data of the first picture:

[Image]
Make = EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
Model = KODAK P880 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA

[Camera]
Exposure Time = 2.5 seconds
F Number = F3.6
Exposure Program = Manual
ISO Speed Ratings = 50
Exif Version = Version 2.21
Bit Depth = 24
Components Configuration = YCbcr
Shutter Speed Value = -1.33 TV
Aperture Value = 3.66 AV
Exposure Bias Value = ±0EV
Max Aperture Value = F3.48
Metering Mode = Pattern
Flash = Off
Focal Length = 12mm
Color Space = sRGB
Exif Image Width = 3264
Exif Image Height = 2448
Exposure Index = 50
Sensing Method = One-chip color area sensor
File Source = DSC
Scene Type = A directly photographed image
Custom Rendered = Normal process
Exposure Mode = Manual exposure
White Balance = Manual white balance
Digital Zoom Ratio =
Focal Length In 35mm Film = 57mm
Scene Capture Type = Normal
Gain Control = None
Contrast = Normal
Saturation = Normal
Sharpness = Hard (Using Hard matches what I see on screen, Normal makes the images come out a little soft)

A lot of my shots come out great when I use manual vs auto.

One last note. I use the built-in timer so that there is no movement from the camera.