It's not a "Knight And Day" difference. I see what you did there.
They all look so close. Even after I try to dissect each part of the picture. I'm sure it looks different in person and on a big screen. I like the native HDR the best and then maybe the madvr 50/50.
For me, I still want a great tone mapped sdr bt2020 picture for the simple fact of running the projector in low lamp, being quieter and giving off less heat. I'm really glad Oppo is still working on this and Kris has said the beta version looks really good so far.
I also do not see much difference, But I also like the first picture. The custom curve. Is the difference in the pictures a lot bigger, when looking at them on screen? I am also looking forward to seeing what Oppo comes up with.
It's a 110" wide scope, but I was lazy and didn't zoom for those pictures so that was about 83" wide.
Wow, only 110" wide. Is it AT?
I would think you could get away with low lamp easily if you wanted to do SDR2020 but, if the higher noise of the fan doesn't bother you, that's good.
I like being able to close the iris down using SDR2020 and use low lamp. I can then open the iris a couple clicks as the bulb ages. From what I've seen hdr & sdr2020 doesn't look a whole lot different to me on our projectors and if Oppo can get it looking correct this will be excellent for me.
It will be nice when we can get bright laser light sources for decent prices and make hdr look even better...hopefully without to much cooling noise if you need to run in high mode.
Wow, only 110" wide. Is it AT? I would think you could get away with low lamp easily if you wanted to do SDR2020 but, if the higher noise of the fan doesn't bother you, that's good. I like being able to close the iris down using SDR2020 and use low lamp. I can then open the iris a couple clicks as the bulb ages. From what I've seen hdr & sdr2020 doesn't look a whole lot different to me on our projectors and if Oppo can get it looking correct this will be excellent for me.It will be nice when we can get bright laser light sources for decent prices and make hdr look even better...hopefully without to much cooling noise if you need to run in high mode. MikeSorry, hit wrong button.
Yeah, it's Ruben's original custom sheerweave fabric (I really need to get a new screen, the weave is a bit coarse for "4K").I could run low lamp, I actually did for quite a while. But after comparing the last Harry Potter on my OLED, I like the extra punch I get in high lamp. If my i1D3 is to be believe I get right at 15-16fL (~50 nits) in low lamp at -9, and I want to say I was getting only about 80 or so at -0. If I bump to high lamp, I think I'm at 100-110.Yeah, they don't really look that different to me either, not with a good custom curve at least. But regardless of which way you do it, it's still HDR, and deserves the extra punch over true SDR.A laser RS6x0 with maybe 2500 lumens would be quite nice.
Having a laser light source is nice. You don't really have to think about how often you turn the projector off and on. You can use the projector just like a TV, without worrying about lamp hours.
literally the ONLY thing I hate about PJ's I already have 60 hours on my new rs600....and that bugs me...dont know why...but it does lol
Watch the movie, rather than the hour meter. As much as I like laser, I really have to admit, I have not bought very many replacement lamps for my projectors. Now I do not keep many of them long, but I did keep my RS45 for six years and only bought one replacement lamp. My RS45 was used regularly. It was my nightly TV watching projector in my family room. So as much as we complain about lamps, it really has not been an issue for me at all.