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     Steven Rating: N/A |
I did a search and read many postings about the problems of LCDs and DLPs for polarized projection. Not being very technically adept and doubting my ability to test very well and accurately projectors in stores, I was just wondering if anyone has any certainty about which DLP or LCD projectors would be workable? I've seen the InFocus LP130 Refurbished for US$1399 and the InFocus LP530 Refurbished for US1899. These stretch the limits of my budget to get two of either one, but I did see them listed in the posts as possibly workable. They are 1100 and 2000 lumins respectively. I will need to show video demos in offices and hope the drop in light from filters would leave enough light for a vibrant demonstration. I'm going to feed the projectors with two synced DVD players. Can someone confirm that these or other projectors would work and perhaps give me a step by step direction as to how to proceed? I don't mean to ask that someone do research for me, I was just hoping someone had some certainty about some setup and could clue me in as I can't afford mistakes in this price range. Or alternatively, help me to know exactly how to test the projectors in the stores. I hope this would be of interest to many and worth your time to pursue with me. Thanks, Steven | ||
| Ged Rating: N/A |
Why don't you try asking the question in the 3D video discussion group? http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3dtv/ There are several members who have used dual projectors and maybe able to give you advice. Ged | ||
| Steven Rating: N/A |
Thanks Ged, I will post this question in the 3dtv group. Steven |
