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Originally Posted by Drexler /forum/post/19546560
That list will be very short. There are no projectors that can do what you're looking for below 10k. In fact, I'll bet you'll have to go significantly higher. I'm not an expert on ultra high-end PJ's, but I believe you'd have to cough up something like 50k for 6000 lumens @ 1080p. At least for a new unit.
However, there is a Christie hd6k-m slightly over you budget at Videogon.
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Originally Posted by dr.sound /forum/post/19547179
It is for a Dub Stage where I mix Sound for Movies. It would be nice to have a $100,000 Christie but the budget doesn't allow for that.
Most of our "work tapes" aren't finished copies, but works in progress
before "Color Timing". We are mixing the Sound while the Picture is still being
worked on.
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Originally Posted by Drexler /forum/post/19547232
Well, there was a 1080p 3-chip DLP, dual-lamp 6000 ANSI lumens Christie for 14K.That's a steal!![]()
It all comes down to how important image quality is to you. I don't really see the point of having 1080p as a requirement if pic-quality is not prioritized, and if it is there are other parameters that are more important. The business models will give you the lumens and some apparently also the resolution, but I'll bet it won't look too pretty.