Having owned several crt's and several digitals...black level is important...but not such a huge deal.
Case in point...I just bought a Samsung 710 off of ebay, I knew it was a risk...but it was cheap!
The color accuracy of this projector is like no other...and if you think there is something out there that is even close, let me know what it is!! Color accuracy seems to translate into higher contrast...or a more real and natural looking picture. The relatively low black level doesn't seem to be such a deal breaker for me...in fact, low light scenes are still quite involving...very similar to a movie theater.
I've seen many of the latest projectors too...all having color flaws, especially with green (dlp) and red (lcd).
Seems Samsung got it right several years ago... why don't others simply adopt their color wheel and put out better projectors?
Case in point...I just bought a Samsung 710 off of ebay, I knew it was a risk...but it was cheap!
The color accuracy of this projector is like no other...and if you think there is something out there that is even close, let me know what it is!! Color accuracy seems to translate into higher contrast...or a more real and natural looking picture. The relatively low black level doesn't seem to be such a deal breaker for me...in fact, low light scenes are still quite involving...very similar to a movie theater.
I've seen many of the latest projectors too...all having color flaws, especially with green (dlp) and red (lcd).
Seems Samsung got it right several years ago... why don't others simply adopt their color wheel and put out better projectors?