Why you should choose a DLP Model
You've made the decision that your home projector should be capable of handling HD imagery, and you know that 720P or 1080P is the output to be classed as HD. So what makes a DLP projector a good choice?
If you are dealing with limited space, a big advantage can be the fact that DLP projectors are lighter in weight and physically smaller than their LCD counterparts. Due to their plug-and-play functionality, they are user friendly and you can have your setup done in a matter of minutes.
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Visible pixel structure (often referred to as the screendoor effect because the projected images looked like they were being viewd through a screen door) is a trait that LCD projectors were often known for possessing. DLP models are well known for their reduced pixelation. Due to there being more surface area per mirror, and less space between adjacent mirrors., DLP projected images are crystal clear and razor sharp because the DLP chip minimizes the gaps between pixels in an image. Spaced less than one micron apart, these mirrors create a film like image that is so smooth it will literally immerse you.
Of great importance is contrast, because of the depth in the imagery it produces. The higher the contrast, the deeper the color saturation and the blacker the blacks you will see on your screen. DLP projectors are especially good at preventing wayward light from reaching the screen and reducing contrast. As a result, DLP projectors tend to have better contrast ratios than LCD models. Contrast ratios are also much higher in DLP projectors and are better at creating a "blacker" black.
Higher available lumen levels is another benefit. A low lumen count will mean that you will have to use your projector in a very dark room.
The higher level of technology in DLPs does make them more expensive, but that is offset by the knowledge that with zero hassle and (minimal) maintenance, you can enjoy your viewing experience and not worry about your projector.
For your consideration
When it comes to your projector choice for home theater, steady advances in color, contrast, and image stability that have served to make DLP a technology preferred by many for home theater use.
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