Its shot in the day for demo purposes, im sure there would be more contrast when watching at night with all the lights off. Also, its not a dedicated home theatre, its a wife/ family compromise living area.
Exactly. Calibration and other improvements have been made since this was shot. Curtains are up to block out as much light as possible. For a living room setup, I couldn’t be happier.
I don't get people, it's common sense! I was watching another RUclipsr that had to explain why his LED lights were on, simple really... “If they weren't on, you wouldn't be able to see my face or my equipment as I'm trying to demo it to the audience! But of course, they're off when I'm watching a movie" - Idiots!
@@Antibackgroundnoise 9.2.6 with Front Left, Left, Center, Right, Front Right, Surround Right, Surround Back Right, Surround Back Left, Surround Left, 6 in ceiling speakers, and 2 SVS PB16 Ultra Subs
Du solltest das Bild mal an die Leinwandgröße anpassen. Der Lens-shoft und die Lens-Memor Funktion helfen dir bei einer 21:9 Leinwand alle Formate abzuspeichern.
Since this video was shot, I moved the projector further back, and now it fills the screen perfectly. This video was taken very early on and just as a quick demo
@@c.christian5418 This was shot with zero calibration and right after firing it up and adjusting focus. Daytime with no effort to block out light. It was just for fun
Its shot in the day for demo purposes, im sure there would be more contrast when watching at night with all the lights off. Also, its not a dedicated home theatre, its a wife/ family compromise living area.
Exactly. Calibration and other improvements have been made since this was shot. Curtains are up to block out as much light as possible. For a living room setup, I couldn’t be happier.
I don't get people, it's common sense! I was watching another RUclipsr that had to explain why his LED lights were on, simple really... “If they weren't on, you wouldn't be able to see my face or my equipment as I'm trying to demo it to the audience! But of course, they're off when I'm watching a movie" - Idiots!
it kinda looks like a old school 50in plasma tv
Are those five speakers up front? Just wondering what you haven't assigned as
Yes, I have two "Front Wides"
@@thenum1379 so what kind of speaker configuration do you have my friend...
@@Antibackgroundnoise 9.2.6 with Front Left, Left, Center, Right, Front Right, Surround Right, Surround Back Right, Surround Back Left, Surround Left, 6 in ceiling speakers, and 2 SVS PB16 Ultra Subs
why doesn't the projector automatically hide (turn off) the black bars above and below?
Because movies are shot in widescreen 2:31 format and that is 16:9 format. You need a scope screen if you want the black bars to go away.
Du solltest das Bild mal an die Leinwandgröße anpassen. Der Lens-shoft und die Lens-Memor Funktion helfen dir bei einer 21:9 Leinwand alle Formate abzuspeichern.
Since this video was shot, I moved the projector further back, and now it fills the screen perfectly. This video was taken very early on and just as a quick demo
i think the room is overloaded. Do you feel comfortable at all
How so?
There's a serious lack of contrast, and even with an LS11000 you should be able to do better.
@@c.christian5418 This was shot with zero calibration and right after firing it up and adjusting focus. Daytime with no effort to block out light. It was just for fun
Does the overshoot not bother you?
Yes, but I have plans to place black velvet around the screen
@@thenum1379 ahhh i see i currently use an optoma at 110 " but ive always wanted to do superwide i just hate the light spill.