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Andrew Robinson claims single chip DLP is more "film like" than 3 chip - huh?
This is from his review of the Sim2 Nero 3D-2. I do not understand what the words coming out of his mouth mean:
"Because of its single-chip nature, the way in which the Nero portrays an image is more film-like than what is provided by most multi-chip and/or panel-based front projectors. Via the Nero, things like film grain actually appear to look like film grain rather than subtle pixilation [sic], not that you're seeing the pixels, per se. The simplicity and focus inherent with single-chip designs is something that, once experienced firsthand, is hard to live without."
Say what? Does he just mean it's sharper because there are no convergence issues?
http://hometheaterreview.com/sim2-nero-3d-2-single-chip-dlp-projector-reviewed/?page=2
This is from his review of the Sim2 Nero 3D-2. I do not understand what the words coming out of his mouth mean:
"Because of its single-chip nature, the way in which the Nero portrays an image is more film-like than what is provided by most multi-chip and/or panel-based front projectors. Via the Nero, things like film grain actually appear to look like film grain rather than subtle pixilation [sic], not that you're seeing the pixels, per se. The simplicity and focus inherent with single-chip designs is something that, once experienced firsthand, is hard to live without."
Say what? Does he just mean it's sharper because there are no convergence issues?
http://hometheaterreview.com/sim2-nero-3d-2-single-chip-dlp-projector-reviewed/?page=2