Projection TV I am looking to purchase a Mitsubishi 82 inch 740 Series 3D DLP Home Cinema Series RV Model #WD82740. I know very little about TVs, so I am at a loss as what I should purchase. I know that these last longer than the flat screen, but can have a rainbow effect at times on the screen that only a few people can see. I am looking to place this in a media room in a beach rental, so I want something that will last, yet have a great viewing experience. Does anyone know anything about this company and model? Projection TV I am looking to purchase a Mitsubishi 82 inch 740 Series 3D DLP Home Cinema Series RV Model #WD82740. I know very little about TVs, so I am at a loss as what I should purchase. I... » Read More Projection TV I am looking to purchase a Mitsubishi 82 inch 740 Series 3D DLP Home Cinema Series RV Model #WD82740. I know very little about TVs, so I am at a loss as what I should purchase. I know that these last longer than the flat screen, but can have a rainbow effect at times on the screen that only a few people can see. I am looking to place this in a media room in a beach rental, so I want something that will last, yet have a great viewing experience. Does anyone know anything about this company and model? « Show Less
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I just purchased one and like it. Have not seen a rainbow effect. Check out AVS forums (2011 Mitsubishi owners thread) for in depth discussions on the tvs. So far, I am enjoying it.
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Ive had a Mitsu dlp for 3 years (a 60hz for that matter) and have never seen:- ghosting- screen effect except with the crappiest of internet video- rainbow effect- any picture defect whatsoeverI much prefer projection over LED/LCD as the picture is a little more soft and film like... LED is so bright and harsh that it overpowers movies IMO.... Movies are a projection thing, so to me they look better on a projection device....
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Whoops I forgot 1 thing. The newer Epson 85HD is a nice projector, it has a 3000:1 Contrast Ration (the MM72 only has 1000:1) and the 85HD has 2500 Lumens, compared to the MM72 1200, BUT the 85HD has zero vertical or horizontal Lens Shift. Meaning that it has to be placed pretty much right in front and at the right height of the screen. This may be a non issue with some, but for me it was the deciding factor in my getting the MM72 over the newer 85HD. Also, the 85HD only has 2 built in speakers, where the MM72 has 4! Just somethings to consider when looking at these.
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I personally haven't seen the 3D on this TV yet but I had done a lot of research on this particular model before I ordered it. It is arriving tomorrow. The 3D quality on this TV is one of the best available out there. Ghosting and crosstalk at almost nonexistent. If you are not looking for a 4K tv, this is your best choice among 1080
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I saw both the samsung and panasonic and must say the panasonic is by far the better TV for 3D, the image actually came out of the TV as opposed to just being "deep" like the samsung, although i guess it depends on the content u are watching. Overall the picture was clearer and more brilliant in color, plasmas are superior to LCDs in picture quality in 2D so I am not surprised they also are in the 3rd dimension.
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I have mine on a 85 inch screen in my bedroom and its plenty bright. at 720p seem to be plenty for me. its small and portable. easy to set up. you may want better sound than just the supplied speakers in the unit its self. it can project up to 300" diagonal. the 3d is ok but can be buggy to set up.
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I have the 100" airbright 3d it works decent I have a great viewing angle. Every time someone comes over to watch the game or movies they all love it. I do have some sort of image imperfection on the screen. Its only noticable on a white screen projected. I did send back one screen because of it and it was the same type of imperfection on the new screen. The problem is you won't see it until the screen is fully put together. I said forget it the second time around it was not that major to have to restrech another screen..overall I would give this screen a 7.5 out of 10. Its the best you will find for the money. I have the 100" airbright 3d it works decent I have a great viewing angle. Every time someone comes over to watch the game or movies they all love it. I do have some sort of image imperfection on the screen. Its only noticable on a white screen projected. I did send back one screen because of it and it was the same type of imperfection on the new screen. The problem is you won't see it until the screen is fully put together. I said forget it the second time around it was not that major to have to restrech another screen..overall I would give this screen a 7.5 out of 10. Its the best... » Read More I have the 100" airbright 3d it works decent I have a great viewing angle. Every time someone comes over to watch the game or movies they all love it. I do have some sort of image imperfection on the screen. Its only noticable on a white screen projected. I did send back one screen because of it and it was the same type of imperfection on the new screen. The problem is you won't see it until the screen is fully put together. I said forget it the second time around it was not that major to have to restrech another screen..overall I would give this screen a 7.5 out of 10. Its the best you will find for the money. « Show Less
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Yes, This will work. You should get the projector first, then install it. Adjust the picture to how big you want it, then buy the screen that fits your projected image. ( I have had my Mitsubishi a year and a half, and still love it )
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4K TVs by contrast are resolution enhanced but rely on the same LCD front panel (twisting crystals) with a backlight source (LED). While there have been incredible improvements in LED TV black levels, they still don't match the best plasma TVs, which is one of the biggest factors in a superior picture. Plasma TVs have a big enthusiast following. Look up articles about the Pioneer Kuro. Look up how a lot of those Pioneer engineers moved to Panasonic. And the disappointment when Panasonic decided to stop making plasma TVs. There's a reason why these TVs are up in price... but it's more so nostalgia. I agree with you, it's NOT worth the price. If you want a plasma TV, get the Samsung 8500 for half the price. But I would also say that right now is a bad time to buy ANY expensive TV since the industry is in-between technologies. What TV channels feed 4k? I would wait if you're in that price range. Prices are going to drop quite fast.
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Direct TV's "suggestions" for TVs are found here:http://www.directv.com/technology/3dWhich does not include the 47LM7600 but I would not only look at that suggestion because 3D content is not solely dependent on the TV. I've seen great 3D and bad 3D on this TV only because of how the blu-ray disc presents the 3D. The only bad 3D I've seen is on the IMAX Under the Sea 3D only because I believe it is a bad production for 3D. The LG 47LM7600 is great with 3D only some blurring exists on the outer threshold of the viewing angle which I believe is 168 degrees. Other than that, this should be a great TV for Direct TV 3D. Direct TV's "suggestions" for TVs are found here:http://www.directv.com/technology/3dWhich does not include the 47LM7600 but I would not only look at that suggestion because 3D content is not solely dependent on the TV. I've seen great 3D and bad 3D on this TV only because of how the blu-ray disc presents the 3D. The only bad 3D I've seen is on the IMAX Under the Sea 3D only because I believe it is a bad production for 3D. The LG 47LM7600 is great with 3D only some blurring exists on the outer threshold of the viewing angle which I believe is 168 degrees.... » Read More Direct TV's "suggestions" for TVs are found here:http://www.directv.com/technology/3dWhich does not include the 47LM7600 but I would not only look at that suggestion because 3D content is not solely dependent on the TV. I've seen great 3D and bad 3D on this TV only because of how the blu-ray disc presents the 3D. The only bad 3D I've seen is on the IMAX Under the Sea 3D only because I believe it is a bad production for 3D. The LG 47LM7600 is great with 3D only some blurring exists on the outer threshold of the viewing angle which I believe is 168 degrees. Other than that, this should be a great TV for Direct TV 3D. « Show Less
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no problem glad I could help..I have an hd66 and optoma 3d-xl 3d set up in my home theater so if you ever need any help just let me know. I'm pretty much an expert on the hd66 and 3d now.
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This site still lists the HL67A750 availoable if anyone is nterested. I agree that this TV has a magnificent picture.And you can get what you need for 3D relatively inexpensive> (see my last post)http://www.electrozone.com/product.aspx?pf_id=HL67A750
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I have this screen. It has a 1.3 gain reflective quality. Which is just fine for myhome theater viewing. Screen gain usually is rated between 1.01 and 1.03. A 1.3 gain screen diffuses the image in all directions. If you move to the side & view the screen the projective image drops. Thus the seating can be placed in a wide viewing angle. There will be a color shift, however. This does not happen with a low gain screen because the viewing is mostly centered straight on. The imagine quality on my screen is very bright andI would definitely purchase again or recommend. You can't beat the price. I have this screen. It has a 1.3 gain reflective quality. Which is just fine for myhome theater viewing. Screen gain usually is rated between 1.01 and 1.03. A 1.3 gain screen diffuses the image in all directions. If you move to the side & view the screen the projective image drops. Thus the seating can be placed in a wide viewing angle. There will be a color shift, however. This does not happen with a low gain screen because the viewing is mostly centered straight on. The imagine quality on my screen is very bright andI would definitely purchase... » Read More I have this screen. It has a 1.3 gain reflective quality. Which is just fine for myhome theater viewing. Screen gain usually is rated between 1.01 and 1.03. A 1.3 gain screen diffuses the image in all directions. If you move to the side & view the screen the projective image drops. Thus the seating can be placed in a wide viewing angle. There will be a color shift, however. This does not happen with a low gain screen because the viewing is mostly centered straight on. The imagine quality on my screen is very bright andI would definitely purchase again or recommend. You can't beat the price. « Show Less
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Hi Carl, most Optoma projectors have a 3D 'DLP-Link' emitter built into them. People often purchase this '3D-RF' emitter in conjunction with the Radio Frequency glasses because they give a better & brighter image compared to DLP-Link. I personally bought an emitter and pair of glasses which are fantastic to watch 3D through.If I've missed anything let me know,Kind RegardsCarlos Thrasy
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We have the 55 inch LG in 3d and we love it! Bought it in 2011 and it still works great. The 3D is nice to have but not too many good 3D movies out there. Buy it if you need a new flat screen.
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I went to best buy yesterday looking at Plasma TVs and one of the guys there highly recommended this tv because he owns it and hasn't had any burn-ins. Also, the tv screen doesn't reflect light as much as other TVs, so if you're going to be putting your tv in a bright room or near a window, this would also be better than other brands. I'm no expert, but the guy from best buy seemed to know what he was talking about. Hope this helps.
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This isn't an LED Light Source machine.... it is Single 0.65" DC3 DMD DLP® Technology by Texas Instruments system. I just bought this unit as it is 1080p vs my Optoma HD66 which was 720p. You would have to watch a lot of TV 2 put 6000 hrs on one of these. I plan on replacing mine around 4000 hrs. if I ever needed to. I would recommend this to all my friends, it is a great projector for the money.
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There are active glasses and passive glasses. This TV has passive glasses (like the movie theater) they don't need batteries like active glasses. TV's require one or the other. The picture is very similar with both types. 1080p is the highest resolution you will get with 3D without paying 5000+. So this TV does have good 3D, I bought it brand new in 2011. The only complaint I have is the pixilation occurs once in a while. I paid 2700 for it brand new, so under a 1000, this TV is a good deal. 3D is the same since it came out, the 4k TV's with 3D are the exception and they are expensive. LED is better than plasma, but more expensive. The viewing angle (how far to the right or left) is good with this TV. There are active glasses and passive glasses. This TV has passive glasses (like the movie theater) they don't need batteries like active glasses. TV's require one or the other. The picture is very similar with both types. 1080p is the highest resolution you will get with 3D without paying 5000+. So this TV does have good 3D, I bought it brand new in 2011. The only complaint I have is the pixilation occurs once in a while. I paid 2700 for it brand new, so under a 1000, this TV is a good deal. 3D is the same since it came out, the 4k TV's with 3D are the exception and they are expensive. LED... » Read More There are active glasses and passive glasses. This TV has passive glasses (like the movie theater) they don't need batteries like active glasses. TV's require one or the other. The picture is very similar with both types. 1080p is the highest resolution you will get with 3D without paying 5000+. So this TV does have good 3D, I bought it brand new in 2011. The only complaint I have is the pixilation occurs once in a while. I paid 2700 for it brand new, so under a 1000, this TV is a good deal. 3D is the same since it came out, the 4k TV's with 3D are the exception and they are expensive. LED is better than plasma, but more expensive. The viewing angle (how far to the right or left) is good with this TV. « Show Less