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There has been an interesting discussion on this forum about the Matrix Effect and DLPs. Would someone kindly check this out with the expensive DLPs - Sharp, Dwin, and Selecos.
Here's what to look for - during panning scenes take your eyes off the main subject area and focus closer on the edges of the screen and watch for a defocusing and breakup (blurring) of objects. This is subtle, but once you see it - well, you see it!
Here's the interesting part - Toy Story 2 - I don't see any at all!!!
The first Toy Story - all over the place??? Same story as you go from DVD to DVD. How come?
Cheers,
Grant
Hey, I didn't start the fire!
There has been an interesting discussion on this forum about the Matrix Effect and DLPs. Would someone kindly check this out with the expensive DLPs - Sharp, Dwin, and Selecos.
Here's what to look for - during panning scenes take your eyes off the main subject area and focus closer on the edges of the screen and watch for a defocusing and breakup (blurring) of objects. This is subtle, but once you see it - well, you see it!
Here's the interesting part - Toy Story 2 - I don't see any at all!!!
The first Toy Story - all over the place??? Same story as you go from DVD to DVD. How come?
Cheers,
Grant
Hey, I didn't start the fire!