but the black levels are my only concern. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () "CJ" wrote: > Does anyone have an LCD projection where the black levels look good. I'm sure a visit to your local cinema will show you that no projection system -- whether...

high key. in other words, the screens are WAY too contrasty. if you take a look at the darks on your tv, you will probably see black blacks. THERE ARE NO BLACK BLACKS IN REAL LIFE. you only see black blacks if you look at something black in a pitch black...

and give good black levels. there was a small one line blurb about it in pop sci this month, said it was coming out in 2005.. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () anyone heard anything about this? supposedly its black in color and absorbs all light...

square in front of it, plus difficulty with good black levels. Looking a few years further ahead, I think the large plasma sets and the large LCDs are both going to get their butts kicked by new technologies including SED and OLED. But rear projection...

lamp that needs to be replaced every three years > (with normal use) that costs about $200. Compare that to a Plasma that > you replace the whole set @ $3,000 My son has a 50" Sony LCD projection which has neither the brightness nor good black levels...

2 stereo system or what??? What can you suggest me? Thank you! Archived from groups: rec.audio.high-end () I would recommend doing as I do and just plop your video monitor (whether it be a 32" TV or a 100" projection screen) between the two speakers and...

a very mature technology that probaby won't get much better, at least not very quickly. DLP is new, and most sets are only the first generation or so of the technology. Newer chips promise far better black levels, contrast, dynamic range, color fidelity,...

If you lower the 3 CRT light/power internsity to a low (almost black) level, and start up the set, and wait a few seconds, will get an image... and then you can properly adjust those levels to watch TV... however, on the next long cold-start, you may...

are screen door effect (SDE) and black levels. With some sets (depending on the size and the distance you plan to watch) you can see the square pixels (SDE). Of the three RP technologies, LCD has the poorest black levels (bad contrast in dark scenes). I...

with the picture quality (mainly black levels) compared to the CRT. Of course, this is last years model... feroce Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () me wrote in message news:... > Any thoughts on the best 42 to 52 inch rear projection CRT sets...