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I've seen three movies in the past few weeks at local commercial DLP cinemas . These have actually been very comfortable, nicely maintained theaters. I sat about five rows back to get a similar field of view to what I see at home. These theaters did a very nice job with the exit lights very low illumination and unobtrusive with very very little effect on the screen so PQ includingon/ off could be evaluated.
Anyway, at the end during the credits, I went right up to the screen to look at the perfs ,panel alignment etc. Each one I noticed that they all had things slightly defocused so I could not see pixel structure but I could see well enough to make out fringing.
This made sense since I can occasionally see pixels at home but not at any of these theaters.
I was just wondering if anyone knows if this is how they are supposed to display or just a little sloppy ?
Art
Anyway, at the end during the credits, I went right up to the screen to look at the perfs ,panel alignment etc. Each one I noticed that they all had things slightly defocused so I could not see pixel structure but I could see well enough to make out fringing.
This made sense since I can occasionally see pixels at home but not at any of these theaters.
I was just wondering if anyone knows if this is how they are supposed to display or just a little sloppy ?
Art