Black for dark scenes is good for this class, but not as good as jvc ofc. Native contrast of Benq ~2000-2500:1 and dynamic (smartEco) ~ 3000-4000:1 (all numbers depends on zoom and brilliant color function). TW7000 only 700:1 native. If you want Epson, you should spend more money for tw7100 - it has 1700:1. TW9400 - best and optimal choice anyway. Another case is Good old DLP or used JVC x7x00. All PJs has low lag. Epsons has good internal hdr (if you need it in gaming)
How are black for dark scenes in movies? Will you buy it now in 2022 or should i get Epson tw7000 for same price? Tnx
Black for dark scenes is good for this class, but not as good as jvc ofc. Native contrast of Benq ~2000-2500:1 and dynamic (smartEco) ~ 3000-4000:1 (all numbers depends on zoom and brilliant color function). TW7000 only 700:1 native. If you want Epson, you should spend more money for tw7100 - it has 1700:1. TW9400 - best and optimal choice anyway. Another case is Good old DLP or used JVC x7x00.
All PJs has low lag. Epsons has good internal hdr (if you need it in gaming)
@@ProDuckTeon Thank you very much, very helpful :)