#Avs forums best 3d glasses for benq1070 plus#

My main gripe with them was brightness in 3d especially after 500-1000 hours. I never noticed any ghosting/crosstalk with the dlps. It's not the 5050ub but by any accounts I've read about equal to the 5050ub in the points you've mentioned. I went from 2 DLPs (Benq w1070 then ht3050) to the 5040ub. Different people will prefer different things, so I totally respect that you prefer the DLP youвЂ™ve got, but I donвЂ™t think you can say everyone should own a DLP given the excellent quality/price ratio you get on those LCDвЂ™s I mentioned. (But again, I found the ghosting levels to be very similar in both.) Maybe youвЂ™re only referring to lower budget (in this context sub-$2000 or so) projectors? Once you get up to the $3k-5k range, the Epson 5050ub, Sony, or JVC projectors will easily beat out the highest priced DLPs. DLP is not bad, but for contrast and deep blacks, I couldnвЂ™t go back even if it really did have zero ghosting. I also did not notice and significant difference in the ghosting when upgrading to the LCD. Obviously your mileage will vary by projector, but even the highest quality DLP projectors have more washed out blacks than a decent mid-range LCD projector, and that totally ruins the 3D experience for me. Having upgraded from a couple of DLP projectors to the LCD-based Epson 5050UB, the quality difference in the image is night and day.

There's good reason why such a big stark difference of opinions generates when it comes to 3d.

#Avs forums best 3d glasses for benq1070 plus#

Also a plus is the added benefit of going a very large size at an affordable price compared to tvs. Gone are those terrible ghosting issues that pretty much plagued every TV and lcd tech out there so as a result you can enjoy strong 3d without repercussions. Going from my previous 3dtv to a BenQ dlp projector was one of my greatest switches in tech hands down. I believe most of you guys owe it to yourselves to at least own a well made dlp projector.