Optoma HD146X

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Modelled on the High Definition TV standard, Rec.709, the HD145X delivers the truest possible colour reproduction. With such accurate colour, you can enjoy lifelike images from sports, movies and documentaries. in your room. The position of the projector in your room changes because you will need to move the projector closer or further away from the screen What distinguishes this projector is that it delivers the best colour accuracy for movies and the most visually dramatic rendering of dark scenes.” ’PCMag’ – 4/5 Excellent. If your selected projector has a Zoom Lens then the projector's Throw Distance or Image Size can be finely adjusted by moving the As with most projectors' brightest modes, the Bright mode had a noticeable green shift. But it was little enough that most people will consider it tolerable for occasional use on a particularly bright day.

Next to these two ports, you’ll find a 3.5mm audio out port for pairing an external sound system. However, the projector has a 3-watt built-in speaker for you. HD146X’s Speakers: Are they up to the mark?away from the screen or wall, the image will get bigger, and as you push the projector closer to the screen or wall the image will be smaller. To properly

Thanks to its class-topping brightness, the HD146X makes a practical proposition at any time – day or night. Unlike projectors from the past, you don’t need to dim the lights and close all the curtains to get a bright, detailed image. Dim the lights, though, and the contrast gets even better. represents the diagonal distance between the top right corner of your image (screen) and the bottom left corner of your image (screen). OnVivid and Game modes are both brighter than Cinema, making them good choices for well-lit settings such as a room with lots of sunny windows. But dark scenes didn't have the same level of contrast or shadow detail as they did in Cinema mode, and color wasn't as accurate. For most projectors, the brightening effect of Game mode can help gamers spot objects or targets lurking in the shadows. But when I tested the HD146X, I found that the shadow detail and contrast in Cinema mode was good enough to serve this purpose—and, unlike Game mode, it kept all of the scene's dramatic visual impact.