srinisundar
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Thanks to Hifivision and all the respected members-----now i have almost completed setup of my HT ROOM.
Cheers :yahoo:
Hi Mandeep,
Good effort and nice upgraded setup from your earlier one.
Thanks to Hifivision and all the respected members-----now i have almost completed setup of my HT ROOM.
Cheers :yahoo:
Hi,
Thanks to all the members on this forum who helped me renovate my theater.
Just posted some pictures of my setup at:
smedhavi's Home Theater Gallery - My Theater (20 photos)
Also check out:
http://www.hifivision.com/av-enhanc...ter-room-need-your-guidance-9.html#post227138
Thanks,
Nice smedhavi - Like the fact that there are no black bars. How are you getting the full picture on the screen - are you using external lenses? or is the black level of the projector so good that they are not visible in the picture? or is there any masking of the screen? Sorry too many questions
A simple answer
No lenses, no masking...
After considering a lot of options and many demos, I chose an extremely bright projector with a good contrast and iris (BenQ W6000). The fact that I have totally controlled reflected light in the room helps a lot too. Usage of Black, Grays and Dark Blue works better than other colors. Even the top side of the chest of drawers is covered with black velvet.
Thanks,
Congrats!! Wonderful setup. Enjoy!!Hi,
Thanks to all the members on this forum who helped me renovate my theater.
Just posted some pictures of my setup at:
smedhavi's Home Theater Gallery - My Theater (20 photos)
Also check out:
http://www.hifivision.com/av-enhanc...ter-room-need-your-guidance-9.html#post227138
Thanks,
This is just.... EPIC!!Hi,
Thanks to all the members on this forum who helped me renovate my theater.
Just posted some pictures of my setup at:
smedhavi's Home Theater Gallery - My Theater (20 photos)
Also check out:
http://www.hifivision.com/av-enhanc...ter-room-need-your-guidance-9.html#post227138
Thanks,
Hi,
Thanks to all the members on this forum who helped me renovate my theater.
Just posted some pictures of my setup at:
Also check out:
http://www.hifivision.com/av-enhanc...ter-room-need-your-guidance-9.html#post227138
Thanks,
Using my Epson 8350, I am almost there, but the contrast ratio of the epson is not that great so the bars are slightly visible, especially in the 2.40:1 ratio. Using a gray screen also helps.
I had a home demo for Epson 8500UB before deciding. 8350 did not exist that time. Epson is a very good projector with good blacks in movie/cinema mode. Unfortunately the movie mode was not bright enough for me, and the picture went totally haywire in the dynamic mode. I had to go for BenQ as that produces the brightest picture in the cinema mode (and it is also much sharper). BTW, using a gray screen further reduces the brightness.
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Even in my completely dark room, not many projectors could light up a brilliant picture on a 130" screen. I insist on using the best movie/cinema mode, and there 8350 has 467 lumen compared to 1000 in BenQ. They are different kinds of projectors and need different room treatments. In my case controlling the reflections improved the contrast and black levels. Even switching on a spotlight at the back does not have any significant impact on the picture.
By the way, all the pictures were clicked with the projector in Cinema mode, brilliant color off, and the lamp in Eco mode.
Thanks,
By the way, all the pictures were clicked with the projector in Cinema mode, brilliant color off, and the lamp in Eco mode.
Thanks,
How?
Thanks to all the members on this forum who helped me renovate my theater.
Just posted some pictures of my setup at:
smedhavi's Home Theater Gallery - My Theater (20 photos)
Also check out:
http://www.hifivision.com/av-enhanc...ter-room-need-your-guidance-9.html#post227138