Would it be possible to rename or modify the title of this thread to reflect the projector dialogue? There is a lot of useful, interesting discussion but it is lost under the title "Banned at AVSForum"...IMO! - Don
What would we call it?
The last post of Roxiedog13 simply shows his complete ignorance and how completely clueless he is.Roxiedog13 wrote in the Sony 885 owners tread.Quote:Actually ,I totally disagree. I wouldn't buy a panel van to drive to work alone and then expect it to yield the same efficiency as a compact car. Product are made to work in a given range, outside that range there will be compromises . Any salesmen that recommends a panel van to their customer when a econobox is a perfect fit, cheaper, and absolutely more efficient is doing the customer a disservice . Expecting the panel van to operate efficiently is unrealistic . The compromise you refer to sounds like every new design coming . The focus is on increased detail it would seem , and all manufacturers are headed in the same direction. Sharpness, detail , motion and color are improving, native contrast is not the priority any longer, I wonder why ? Quote end. LOL
...native contrast is not the priority any longer, I wonder why ? Quote end. LOL
The last post of Roxiedog13 simply shows his complete ignorance and how completely clueless he is.
The way ccool96 defends Sony in the 885 tread is simply pathetic, he should be neutral as he is claiming to be a dealer of many projector brands. But it is not difficult to se he is simply a Sony fanboy.
What would we call it? Might be better if we would make the projector posts in the projector threads. Might help jump start some of them.
I guess I can put it back on subject. I do not know what I can and can't post on AVSF and not get an infraction. I got three points for this post:I will tell you that anyone saying the Sony is sharper is being biased or did not notice ringing from RC being turned up. The Sony 885 is a fantastic projector, but it does not quite have the sharpness of the JVC 4500. The advantages of the Sony are: size, weight, noise level and price.AddedMaybe I took this wrong and you are talking about the lamp based JVC vs the native 4K Sony? If so, I agree the Native 4K is sharper than the E-shift JVC's, but they are pretty close and will be hard to tell a difference with video content. Just like they are close with motion, but the edge goes to the Sony.
FWIW, I mentioned to Scott W. and Mark H. in person today when I ran into them at CES that AVSForum has turned into a complete joke with the wrong people being banned and what not simply for posting facts and correcting misinformation. Mark seemed aware of it and thanked me for bringing it to the forefront of his mind, but Scott wasn't aware. They thanked me for the feedback and said they would discuss it with others. No idea if anything will change, but I tried to do my part.