If a plasma or oled was the same size I think they would trump it but they are not and the scale does make things look more realistic.
I think technically the image is better on tv's than probs most projectors - better blacks, better contrast ratio, now all the brightness needed for HDR etc. PJ's move really nicely though from what I have seeb the Sony's are great for this again from what I have seen 40, 55 and above
I think technically the image is better on tv's than probs most projectors - better blacks, better contrast ratio, now all the brightness needed for HDR etc. PJ's move really nicely though from what I have seeb the Sony's are great for this again from what I have seen 40, 55 and above
Just a little update - one of my many flaws is I dont have any patience so I have built a temporary screen until I get my proper one - this will allow me to do some testing etc while I wait.
I used the same cloth material built 2 uprights with bases then stapled the material between them, with a small amount on tension and framed the screen with black duct tape. To get a bit more tension I have taped the top to the ceiling.
Its terrible but its mobile and I can at least watch the PJ.
Its difficult to see what I have built in the pictures becuase I painted it black.
Today I have 99% covered the side walls in black velour - if you see the pic above then below whch was just about half way through. I will take a picture completed.
Reason for this - , hugely improves contrast - this is clear as a day to me even using this crappy screen.
Also these photos show why - look how well the image is framed top bottom and sides and how below the table amp etc really stand out
The pictures look better than the real thing atm - my phone camera Galaxy S6 doesnt pick up the screen material which is very visible on anything medium to light in colour - it makes the image look like its behind another cloth - which is killing it. Also I had the HDR setting on the phone camera set to auto and its highlighting certain parts of the image I think giving it more pop
These are a couple of pics I took this evening, I think it shows the potential of the PJ setup with the right room conditions - I am far from getting it this good atm - camera makes it look better but at the end of the day the camera can only photo whats there
Last one was with HDR set to off
I used the same cloth material built 2 uprights with bases then stapled the material between them, with a small amount on tension and framed the screen with black duct tape. To get a bit more tension I have taped the top to the ceiling.
Its terrible but its mobile and I can at least watch the PJ.
Its difficult to see what I have built in the pictures becuase I painted it black.
Today I have 99% covered the side walls in black velour - if you see the pic above then below whch was just about half way through. I will take a picture completed.
Reason for this - , hugely improves contrast - this is clear as a day to me even using this crappy screen.
Also these photos show why - look how well the image is framed top bottom and sides and how below the table amp etc really stand out
The pictures look better than the real thing atm - my phone camera Galaxy S6 doesnt pick up the screen material which is very visible on anything medium to light in colour - it makes the image look like its behind another cloth - which is killing it. Also I had the HDR setting on the phone camera set to auto and its highlighting certain parts of the image I think giving it more pop
These are a couple of pics I took this evening, I think it shows the potential of the PJ setup with the right room conditions - I am far from getting it this good atm - camera makes it look better but at the end of the day the camera can only photo whats there
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