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Fujifrontier
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| they're just there for show.. minimal if any impact |
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| the box isn't supposed to look like that |
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| another shot to show geometry's off |
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| notice how bellied it looks? |
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| a shot down the eye of the indextron, flipped to show the pitcher |
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| the glow of the indextron tube |
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| not my thing but i felt compelled to post a picture of a seminaked woman anyway :D |
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| to show brightness and colour |
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Fujifrontier
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| Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 2:45 am Post subject: |
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post 2 of 2. I know i shouldn't be using an old slide projector screen... but you work with what ya got, you know? 
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| the giant purse it sleeps in |
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kschmit2
Joined: 09 Mar 2006
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| Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 9:55 am Post subject: |
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Projector: NEC 6 PG Plus
Video Processor: HTPC into moome ISS-HD/ISS-6020 w/Gamma
Screen: Davision Cadre No. 2, 75" wide
Camera: Canon EOS 400D (using the crap stock lens - new lens should arrive today or so)
Source: Casino Royale BD trailer
Resolution: 1920x1080i96
Kai
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Blinx123
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Hi guys,
I'm new here and have just now a question according the Lord Of The Rings Screenshots. Are these truely HD? And if so: Where are they from? I cannot find an HD Trailer in the whole internet.
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kschmit2
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LOTR I-III has been broadcast in HD around the world.
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Blinx123
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| Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2007 5:58 pm Post subject: |
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Ah ok. So it's from the HD TNT Broadcast?
So there isn't an LOTR HD Trailer out there?
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overclkr
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So whats up Ladies??????
Shoot Em Up Blue Ray 1080P PS3
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overclkr
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overclkr
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Cliff
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Blinx123
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Anyone got Blade Runner, Dragonheart or Casablanca on HD-DVD? Would love to see some screens.
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kschmit2
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NEC 6PG Plus, 1920x1080i96
Gladiator OAR:
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kschmit2
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kal
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Fujifrontier
Joined: 20 Oct 2007
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Location: San Antonio, Texas
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Could my 1020 ever get close to that? 
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overclkr
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| kschmit2 wrote: | NEC 6PG Plus, 1920x1080i96
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I've got a little extra that is sitting outside of my theater. You make me want to set it up.
VERY NICE!!!!!!
Cliffy
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Blinx123
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Does no one have some CRT screenshots of "Casablanca" or "The Wild"?
I'm especially interested in seeing screenshots of "The Wild" Blu-Ray on something like a Marquee 8500 or Barco 1208. My Barco won't arrive before next Sunday and I just saw The Wild on 2 slightly different Plasma TVs. One with 1080p in/output and one with 1080p input and 720p output and a special covered panel to raise the contrast ratio to a stunning 15.000:1. No need to say that the 720p set looked indeed much more colourful and no less detailed.
I hope The Wild will look the same on my Barco as on the 720p Plasma, as I'm a big fan of colourful scenes.
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kschmit2
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| Blinx123 wrote: | Does no one have some CRT screenshots of "Casablanca" or "The Wild"?
I'm especially interested in seeing screenshots of "The Wild" Blu-Ray on something like a Marquee 8500 or Barco 1208. My Barco won't arrive before next Sunday and I just saw The Wild on 2 slightly different Plasma TVs. One with 1080p in/output and one with 1080p input and 720p output and a special covered panel to raise the contrast ratio to a stunning 15.000:1. No need to say that the 720p set looked indeed much more colourful and no less detailed.
I hope The Wild will look the same on my Barco as on the 720p Plasma, as I'm a big fan of colourful scenes. |
With decent setup you new PJ should look very good.
I guess none of the screenshots we posts here are even close to what we actually see on the screen.
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Blinx123
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| kschmit2 wrote: | | Blinx123 wrote: | Does no one have some CRT screenshots of "Casablanca" or "The Wild"?
I'm especially interested in seeing screenshots of "The Wild" Blu-Ray on something like a Marquee 8500 or Barco 1208. My Barco won't arrive before next Sunday and I just saw The Wild on 2 slightly different Plasma TVs. One with 1080p in/output and one with 1080p input and 720p output and a special covered panel to raise the contrast ratio to a stunning 15.000:1. No need to say that the 720p set looked indeed much more colourful and no less detailed.
I hope The Wild will look the same on my Barco as on the 720p Plasma, as I'm a big fan of colourful scenes. |
With decent setup you new PJ should look very good.
I guess none of the screenshots we posts here are even close to what we actually see on the screen. |
Thanks.
But I always read one thing saying that CRT looks somehow soft and natural and Plasma doesn't.
Is this really the point? I thought a Plasma would be the nearest neighbour of the CRT (PQ/sharpness wise).
I haven't seen a CRT projector till date but hopefully it won't look as bad/soft as the uncalibrated digitals in my local electronics store.
I would expect the same level of detail and the same sharpness and natural image quality I could get with a Plasma. Am I right on this?
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overclkr
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| Blinx123 wrote: | | kschmit2 wrote: | | Blinx123 wrote: | Does no one have some CRT screenshots of "Casablanca" or "The Wild"?
I'm especially interested in seeing screenshots of "The Wild" Blu-Ray on something like a Marquee 8500 or Barco 1208. My Barco won't arrive before next Sunday and I just saw The Wild on 2 slightly different Plasma TVs. One with 1080p in/output and one with 1080p input and 720p output and a special covered panel to raise the contrast ratio to a stunning 15.000:1. No need to say that the 720p set looked indeed much more colourful and no less detailed.
I hope The Wild will look the same on my Barco as on the 720p Plasma, as I'm a big fan of colourful scenes. |
With decent setup you new PJ should look very good.
I guess none of the screenshots we posts here are even close to what we actually see on the screen. |
Thanks.
But I always read one thing saying that CRT looks somehow soft and natural and Plasma doesn't.
Is this really the point? I thought a Plasma would be the nearest neighbour of the CRT (PQ/sharpness wise).
I haven't seen a CRT projector till date but hopefully it won't look as bad/soft as the uncalibrated digitals in my local electronics store.
I would expect the same level of detail and the same sharpness and natural image quality I could get with a Plasma. Am I right on this? |
No. The plasma will be much sharper due to the much smaller picture. The CRT though, if setup properly and calibrated to D6500 with the proper shadow detail will give you an outstanding picture although not as sharp as a plasma. The contrast ratio on the CRT as well depending on your viewing environment will be MUCH higher than the plasma.
Cliff
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Blinx123
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And what if I project a picture as small as on the Plasma?
I know it's not the way a projector is intended to be used but I think I'll drive my projector no further than 50" as I don't have the place right now (not before my movement which will happen in July).
Another thing is the colour gamut. I know this is pretty high on a CRT projector. So I should get a natural,warm picture (like a LCD/Plasma with a special super-clear panel to raise the contrast.) , right?
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