UST Projector Showdown In New York!

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @KimmoJaskari
    @KimmoJaskari Месяц назад

    A fresnel screen is an ambient light rejecting screen that utilizes a fresnel pattern of peaks and valleys on the screen to deflect light coming from the sides and above *away* from the seated viewing position, and to collect the light coming from below (from an UST projector) and reflecting that *towards* the seated position, thus giving a vastly better image from an UST in the daytime, and a considerably better image in the nighttime.

  • @KimmoJaskari
    @KimmoJaskari Месяц назад

    Big image for cheap is indeed why you go UST projector. And this is also where the fresnel / ALR screen comes in, they can make it quite TV-like in quality and very immersive. As for 115 inch TV - check out some of the videos Linus Tech Tips did of getting a 115 incher into the house. It's ludicrous. There's like four guys huffing and puffing, over 200 lbs of giant crate.

  • @KimmoJaskari
    @KimmoJaskari Месяц назад

    The AWOL 3500 has crap black level but it can somewhat hide it by having a lot of light output. I'd much rather own the Nexigo which costs a third.

  • @MyFatherLoves
    @MyFatherLoves 27 дней назад

    You were asked to judge a projector shoot out and you didn't even care to look up what a fresnel screen is?
    On a side note, getting the winner, a Hisense Px3-Pro and the new 120" fresnel screen from Spectra is a cool $5k and change. VERY interesting option when it comes to deciding on a large display. Take a small hit on brightness to gain what nearly 40" diagonally of screen over an 83" LG G4 ($6.5k) or 85" Bravia 9 ($4.5k). That's a huge decision. Literally.