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Black color coming from projector isn't full black either https://www.projectorreviews.com/articles-guides/projector-black-levels-and-contrast/ https://www.proj

• gibibit 2y ago
  Good point, I hadn't even thought of this.
• mbreese 2y ago
  True, but for this purpose, it's "blacker" than a typical LED backlit TV. For a Youtube / DIY project ... I think the description is fine.
• wdfx 2y ago
  He also did not do (or at least did not mention) anything about the reflected/diffused and ambient light behind and around the TV screen, which would negatively impact contrast.
  • 112233 2y ago
    Aw, give him a break. Neither do OLED tv reviews, but I do not see everyone piling on them "well, technically the contrast isn't inf because the screen is scattering the ambient light" Have you seen those samsung qdoleds? In a normally lit room they look more washed out than a VA panel, yet somehow still having an "inf" contrast...
• mlyle 2y ago
  No. It's not literally infinite contrast. On the other hand, there's very little light spill from DLP--- and what little there is, is attenuated by a really big factor by the LCD. I'd guess the limiting factor is light scattered elsewhere in the room and by the front surface of the display.