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Don't have much time to word this correctly.
Considering DLP technology, as with LCD is prettly much constant among the same generation models, in the sense of theri ability to obstruct light output in order to make a black image, would it not make sense than, that if you increase the lumen level, you increase the absolute black level?
For the Sanyos with 2000+lumen, and these DLP's with 1200 lumens...are these not going to have higher absolute black levels than their lower lumen counterparts?
I am NOT TALKING ABOUT CONTRAST HERE. I am talking about absolute black level.
I am almost certain that with a complete black 0 IRE signals, these things would surely light up the screen to a nice, bright grey. I can't see how it wouldnt.
Some more time:
My point being this...I assume that both LCD and DLP, using the same panels in different projectors, have some type of capacity of light they can absorb.reflect before it gets onto the screen. LCD, for instance, can only get opaque to a certain degree, at which point, any increase in illumination would increase base black level. Correct? I don't know how DLP works in this regards, so I can't comment.
I have no idea about D-ILA either, so I can't comment about it.
Considering DLP technology, as with LCD is prettly much constant among the same generation models, in the sense of theri ability to obstruct light output in order to make a black image, would it not make sense than, that if you increase the lumen level, you increase the absolute black level?
For the Sanyos with 2000+lumen, and these DLP's with 1200 lumens...are these not going to have higher absolute black levels than their lower lumen counterparts?
I am NOT TALKING ABOUT CONTRAST HERE. I am talking about absolute black level.
I am almost certain that with a complete black 0 IRE signals, these things would surely light up the screen to a nice, bright grey. I can't see how it wouldnt.
Some more time:
My point being this...I assume that both LCD and DLP, using the same panels in different projectors, have some type of capacity of light they can absorb.reflect before it gets onto the screen. LCD, for instance, can only get opaque to a certain degree, at which point, any increase in illumination would increase base black level. Correct? I don't know how DLP works in this regards, so I can't comment.
I have no idea about D-ILA either, so I can't comment about it.