dlp does indeed look more realistic here... but it looks as if you could just turn down some settings in the LCD to make it more even. BenQ will also never get a penny from me charging 250 bucks for bulbs.... "The nerve."
The benQ mw723 has color brightness that's like a 3LCD projector and 120hz and the black levels are better aswell the only downside is the XGA resolution.
Hello! I dont know what to buy between Epson CO-FH02 and Benq TH575. Epson is 3lcd and Benq is dlp. I dont care about the non-replaceable bulb on the epson because i dont use the projector often and when it dies i will buy a better one. I saw that 3lcd is better for colors and dlp is better at contrast. Is there any clarity difference between these 2 technologies? I like that the epson has an integrated android tv stick (i know i can buy one for benq too but its nice that its integrated). I dont know the advantages and disadvantages between 3lcd and dlp. saw that 3lcd has dust filter and im worried that the lamp will catch dust that cant be cleaned but i am also worried about dlp rainbow effect.. Can someone make it clear for me? Its a tough decision.
@@gunay3172 got the epson and its the best buy. Projected 4-5 meters diagonal full hd very good brightness, very good contrast, amazing colors. The android tv usb stick is very fast and works perfectly. Used it only on eco mode cause normal mode is too bright. Worth every dollar. If i knew a year ago i wouldnt compare it with other projectors and id buy it right away!
I like dlp because of the better blacks and smoother image. I have an optoma hd66 3d projector and the dmd chip mirrors started failing on 2 different chips that cost me $90 to replace because they are extremely sensitive to power surges so no more dlp for me only lcd now. The new lcd projectors have new tech that really surpasses dlp anyways as 3 chip dlp's are too expensive.
Justin Time technology is improving time to time. New projectors are really good even at budget friendly I have test epson for LCD projectors only one friend own a NEC projector which is LCD too but the contrast is very weak on those brands I would recommend epson 1040 (brighter 3000 lumens) or 2040 ( better blacks and more useful tools) those are budget friendly and if interested on dlp projectors optoma hd142 for solid blacks. there other brands and kind such as LG which use led technology not need to change light bulbs and Last up to 30,000 hours. I have use epson ,optoma,Benq and LG. I use my optoma gt1080 for small rooms because is short throw plas great colors after calibrate, epson very bright great for living room or places with more light and LG very portable projectors, benq has a balance between great colors and good blacks the best is try it yourself on your environment and keep the one work best for you.
I am trying to decide between an Optoma 29 HD Darbee and an Epson Powerlite Home Cinema 3010. I was looking ig at the Caiwei A9 but am really hesitant that it's a lemon. Can you provide any advice?
you should check some videos of both projectors. One is dlp (optoma) and the other is lcd (epson ) if you are sensitive to rainbow go for epson, one of the reasons I like epson is how colorful are. in the other hand the optoma has the darbee which give a lot more details, sharper images and better blacks because is dlp. check the space you have, the place you are going to install and how big the screen would be on both. Some people I know recommend BenQ because is a balance between good colors and blacks , my friend own a BenQ 2050 and he like it. check your budget and what options you have around that budget.
I have never liked the quality of the reds in DLP projectors. I have seen many different models of DLP projectors and the reds always look rusty brownish. This is why the yellows in this video looked mustard greenish. If DLP projectors could reproduce the reds better, then they would win.
This is inconclusive evidence as "we the audience" cannot differentiate the quality of YOUR video of YOUR camera versus the viewers monitor in-which we are seeing it. You also introduce another perspective outside of our viewing pleasure by projecting it. Many things comes into perspective: The type of cloth you are projecting on, Ambient light, time of day and your camera that is capturing all of this video not he mention the quality that you uploaded it at.
I own both and depends on what I'm watching if it is a cartoon movies I like the saturation or how colors looks and pop on lcd but on natural environments or dark scenes I like the dlp.
dlp does indeed look more realistic here... but it looks as if you could just turn down some settings in the LCD to make it more even. BenQ will also never get a penny from me charging 250 bucks for bulbs.... "The nerve."
Yes DLP is like optional settings in 3lcd
Thanks, this video helped me decide on which one I will buy.
Go with 3LCD.
Thanks..this helped me understand the 2 technologies!
Left: Benq
Right: Epson
lcd is better.
3lcd wins + no rainbow effect
Thank you for the video.
Epson 3LCD: Color
Benq DLP: Sharp and contrast
Epson 3lcd: also no rainbow effect
@@davidmanzano4324 Yes.
3LCD No Rainbow "Deffect"
and rainbows
Benq DLP: Sharp and contrast Epson 3LCD: Color , brightness color brightness no rainbow effect , use less power , better color coverage
The benQ mw723 has color brightness that's like a 3LCD projector and 120hz and the black levels are better aswell the only downside is the XGA resolution.
lol dlp doesnt have the color brightness of 3 lcd not even close
@@ThaexakaMavro If you get one that's 4500 lumens or higher then it's pretty close to 3LCD
Nagyon Szuoer a videó ritkán láttni ilyen klassz összehasonlító videót nagyon klassz köszi a feltöltést !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello! I dont know what to buy between Epson CO-FH02 and Benq TH575. Epson is 3lcd and Benq is dlp. I dont care about the non-replaceable bulb on the epson because i dont use the projector often and when it dies i will buy a better one. I saw that 3lcd is better for colors and dlp is better at contrast. Is there any clarity difference between these 2 technologies? I like that the epson has an integrated android tv stick (i know i can buy one for benq too but its nice that its integrated). I dont know the advantages and disadvantages between 3lcd and dlp. saw that 3lcd has dust filter and im worried that the lamp will catch dust that cant be cleaned but i am also worried about dlp rainbow effect.. Can someone make it clear for me? Its a tough decision.
Which one did u get
@@gunay3172 got the epson and its the best buy. Projected 4-5 meters diagonal full hd very good brightness, very good contrast, amazing colors. The android tv usb stick is very fast and works perfectly. Used it only on eco mode cause normal mode is too bright. Worth every dollar. If i knew a year ago i wouldnt compare it with other projectors and id buy it right away!
looks good, what display color setting mode did you run
dynamic mode on both I think it's the brightes mode
I think the camera is the problem, I don't think either of them are looking good. Got to see it in my own eyes.
I have an old galaxy s4 camera was not that good
Winner is Epson!
3lcd is better sharp and true color than dlp
my 12 year old epson 3lcd looks better than that benq
you have to compare with a projector of the same class... that's a different class... comparing it must be seen from the price and lumens.. just fair
I like dlp because of the better blacks and smoother image. I have an optoma hd66 3d projector and the dmd chip mirrors started failing on 2 different chips that cost me $90 to replace because they are extremely sensitive to power surges so no more dlp for me only lcd now. The new lcd projectors have new tech that really surpasses dlp anyways as 3 chip dlp's are too expensive.
Justin Time technology is improving time to time. New projectors are really good even at budget friendly I have test epson for LCD projectors only one friend own a NEC projector which is LCD too but the contrast is very weak on those brands I would recommend epson 1040 (brighter 3000 lumens) or 2040 ( better blacks and more useful tools) those are budget friendly and if interested on dlp projectors optoma hd142 for solid blacks. there other brands and kind such as LG which use led technology not need to change light bulbs and Last up to 30,000 hours. I have use epson ,optoma,Benq and LG. I use my optoma gt1080 for small rooms because is short throw plas great colors after calibrate, epson very bright great for living room or places with more light and LG very portable projectors, benq has a balance between great colors and good blacks the best is try it yourself on your environment and keep the one work best for you.
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@Justin Time how was it? 2 yrs of experience!
@Justin Time thanks. I guess rainbow effect would be a problem for me, and I should go for a 3lcd as well
You should lower the contrast and colour on Epson that's it
right, they abuse saturation and contrast, Epson Rules this proof
EPSON Home Cinema 730HD looks better
lcd is better otherwise this technology would have already dissapeared like the plasma tvs. mho.
Have you been sipping on Grandmothers Elixir?
DLP looks much more realistic, it puts you in the moment, the 3lcd (& lcd's) look good but tends to always let you know you're watching a screen.
Yes it is true what you say about dlp, but the rainbow effect is a terrible issue
You like rainbow effect?
@@davidmanzano4324 not everyone is senstive to notice the rainbow effect
@@ry8156 most people are
Which is better for outdoors usage?
Joselyn Ramos I prefer the epson for outdoor use, colors are more brighter
I am trying to decide between an Optoma 29 HD Darbee and an Epson Powerlite Home Cinema 3010. I was looking ig at the Caiwei A9 but am really hesitant that it's a lemon. Can you provide any advice?
you should check some videos of both projectors. One is dlp (optoma) and the other is lcd (epson ) if you are sensitive to rainbow go for epson, one of the reasons I like epson is how colorful are. in the other hand the optoma has the darbee which give a lot more details, sharper images and better blacks because is dlp.
check the space you have, the place you are going to install and how big the screen would be on both.
Some people I know recommend BenQ because is a balance between good colors and blacks , my friend own a BenQ 2050 and he like it. check your budget and what options you have around that budget.
I have never liked the quality of the reds in DLP projectors. I have seen many different models of DLP projectors and the reds always look rusty brownish. This is why the yellows in this video looked mustard greenish. If DLP projectors could reproduce the reds better, then they would win.
Myself like the DLP ....LCD colour can somtime's get to rich for my liking
This is inconclusive evidence as "we the audience" cannot differentiate the quality of YOUR video of YOUR camera versus the viewers monitor in-which we are seeing it. You also introduce another perspective outside of our viewing pleasure by projecting it. Many things comes into perspective: The type of cloth you are projecting on, Ambient light, time of day and your camera that is capturing all of this video not he mention the quality that you uploaded it at.
BrotherBones X it was one of my first videos, I been trying to improve myself!
i still think dlp is better
I own both and depends on what I'm watching if it is a cartoon movies I like the saturation or how colors looks and pop on lcd but on natural environments or dark scenes I like the dlp.
pilinke11 i do agree it also depends on the colour wheel on the dlp projecter. But both has its pros and cons
Even I feel the same....
you like rainbows?
@@tokai5707 if u get a good quality projector there hard to notice tbh when are u ever shaking ur head around?
Dlp best
happy rainbow