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Will a RPTV look just as good in the dark as a direct view set?

Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by Todd smith, Apr 25, 2002.

  1. 1 Apr 25, 2002
    Todd smith

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    I will be watching this set in a dark room most of the time and was wondering if the RPTV will look just as good or better than a direct view set in a very dim to dark room.
     
  2. 2 Apr 25, 2002
    Max Knight

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    In my book, it will look better. A good quality calibrated RPTV presents a much more film-like picture than a direct view.
     
  3. 3 Apr 25, 2002
    RyanDinan

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    I agree with Max. A RPTV isn't as limited in horizontal resolution as a direct-view set is.

    -Ryan
     
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    Chris PC

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    I agree also. RP HDTV's I have seen look better than direct view sets.
     
  5. 5 Apr 25, 2002
    Ron-P

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    Yep, what Max said.
    Peace Out~[​IMG]
     
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    Todd smith

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    Thanks guys! RPTV it is!
     
  7. 7 Apr 25, 2002
    Steve Schaffer

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    A good anamorphic dvd on a decently adjusted widescreen HD-ready set in a dimly lit room is about as close to the experience of watching a projected film image as you're gonna get. Detail, color subtlety, even the grain of the original film will be readily apparent.
     
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    Marc Rochkind

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