We've covered projectors, but what about the screens? Do you even need one or will a blank wall do the trick? Robert gives you the basics and explains concepts like automatic masking and cinecurve. Watch the video to find out how to get the most out of your projector setup, regardless of your budget.
Showing posts with label Choosing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Choosing. Show all posts
Sunday, 3 February 2013
Projector Screen 101: Choosing and Set Up - HD Nation Clips
Projector Screen 101: Choosing and Set Up - HD Nation Clips Video Clips. Duration : 8.87 Mins.
We've covered projectors, but what about the screens? Do you even need one or will a blank wall do the trick? Robert gives you the basics and explains concepts like automatic masking and cinecurve. Watch the video to find out how to get the most out of your projector setup, regardless of your budget.
We've covered projectors, but what about the screens? Do you even need one or will a blank wall do the trick? Robert gives you the basics and explains concepts like automatic masking and cinecurve. Watch the video to find out how to get the most out of your projector setup, regardless of your budget.
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Choosing the Right Remote for Your Home Theater
Choosing the Right Remote for Your Home Theater Video Clips. Duration : 7.07 Mins.
To view the next video in this series click: www.monkeysee.com In this video, audiophile Keith Harmon demonstrates all the steps necessary to set up your own high-definition home theater system.
To view the next video in this series click: www.monkeysee.com In this video, audiophile Keith Harmon demonstrates all the steps necessary to set up your own high-definition home theater system.
Thursday, 10 January 2013
Choosing a Projector: LCD or DLP?
Choosing a Projector: LCD or DLP? Video Clips. Duration : 4.42 Mins.
Choosing a Projector: LCD or DLP?Today, when buying equipment for a home media centre more and more people are choosing projector as the image display device. There are several reasons for that. Firstly, it's the large size of the image which can be several metres wide. Secondly it's the compact size and low weight of the projector itself. Thirdly, a good projector costs about half as much as a 42'' LCD display or a PDP. It's easy to connect and easy to set up, it's compact and inexpensive - what else does an average customer need? Indeed, an average customer doesn't want to waste money. Projectors have many various features. However, one of the most important things is the technology used to produce the image. Today you can buy either an LCD or a DLP projector. LCD projectors use liquid crystal technology. They are somewhat like film or slide projectors. An LCD panel is used instead of film. A digital electronic circuit creates images on the panel. The light of the lamp goes through three panels, each displaying a colour, and a lens. As the result we can see a multifold-increased image on the screen.DLP projectors use digital light processing technology. Light is reflected from the surface of a special chip, about 15x11 mm in size. Several millions of microscopic mirrors on the surface of the chip form the image. Then light travels through a photic disk and a lens, and is finally projected onto the screen. Micromirror arrays are an example of the innovation technology ...
Choosing a Projector: LCD or DLP?Today, when buying equipment for a home media centre more and more people are choosing projector as the image display device. There are several reasons for that. Firstly, it's the large size of the image which can be several metres wide. Secondly it's the compact size and low weight of the projector itself. Thirdly, a good projector costs about half as much as a 42'' LCD display or a PDP. It's easy to connect and easy to set up, it's compact and inexpensive - what else does an average customer need? Indeed, an average customer doesn't want to waste money. Projectors have many various features. However, one of the most important things is the technology used to produce the image. Today you can buy either an LCD or a DLP projector. LCD projectors use liquid crystal technology. They are somewhat like film or slide projectors. An LCD panel is used instead of film. A digital electronic circuit creates images on the panel. The light of the lamp goes through three panels, each displaying a colour, and a lens. As the result we can see a multifold-increased image on the screen.DLP projectors use digital light processing technology. Light is reflected from the surface of a special chip, about 15x11 mm in size. Several millions of microscopic mirrors on the surface of the chip form the image. Then light travels through a photic disk and a lens, and is finally projected onto the screen. Micromirror arrays are an example of the innovation technology ...
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