One interesting phenomena with video artifact is that in some cases you need to be taught to find them. They don't pop up naturally. Once you see them, they could be very annoying and you can't live with them. Dithering is one artifact that for me is extremely annoying. This problem is seen on every move in more or less every scene as soon as the picture pans. I've been very close to throw my LT150 out of the windows a few times due to this. In the last second I have managed to control myself, realizing that even a small 3 pounds machine could cause some serious damage after a fall from the 33:rd floor! I do occasionally see rainbows, but as they are so rare, they really don't bother me. The same goes for X-hatching (which needed to be pointed out by Li On before I even saw it).
The now famous (or I should say infamous) "Chroma Bug" which been around for a while but was not really noticed before the guys at "The Secret" brought it up. From not being noticed it's now for a few the worst plague ever happened to Home Theater. I get the impression that some people would rather have a good old Panny RP91 then the new Denon 9000 or even the awesome Ayre D1, due to the CB! This for me is just understandable. Turning it around, some people can't understand how the dithering on the LT150 can be such a big fuzz.
I'm a owner of a Pioneer DVD player, which according to "The Secret" is suppose to be the worst of the worst in regards of CB and still it doesn't bother me. I start to wonder if I'm either immune against it (sorry there's no vaccine in HK) or if the AX10 is masking it pretty well.
Take a look at the following attachments. How would you guys rate the severity of the CB on this pictures? The pictures are captured directly from the LT150 which should mean no scaling at all has been done within the projector (hence the stretched image) . So what you see is exactly what the PJ is feed with.
It would be nice if someone else with a LT150 or someone with a PC capture card could post the same "unscaled" pictures with a CB free player and more common CB monster as Pioneer's DV-38A.
The now famous (or I should say infamous) "Chroma Bug" which been around for a while but was not really noticed before the guys at "The Secret" brought it up. From not being noticed it's now for a few the worst plague ever happened to Home Theater. I get the impression that some people would rather have a good old Panny RP91 then the new Denon 9000 or even the awesome Ayre D1, due to the CB! This for me is just understandable. Turning it around, some people can't understand how the dithering on the LT150 can be such a big fuzz.
I'm a owner of a Pioneer DVD player, which according to "The Secret" is suppose to be the worst of the worst in regards of CB and still it doesn't bother me. I start to wonder if I'm either immune against it (sorry there's no vaccine in HK) or if the AX10 is masking it pretty well.
Take a look at the following attachments. How would you guys rate the severity of the CB on this pictures? The pictures are captured directly from the LT150 which should mean no scaling at all has been done within the projector (hence the stretched image) . So what you see is exactly what the PJ is feed with.
It would be nice if someone else with a LT150 or someone with a PC capture card could post the same "unscaled" pictures with a CB free player and more common CB monster as Pioneer's DV-38A.