No, a light grey will not give you a superior contrast. White provides the highest possible means of dynamic range due to the reflective nature and it's ability to raise the brightest areas in a significantly higher way than the extra stops in the black areas. It's why we don't project onto black. You are compressing the image. Also the type of grey will give it a colour cast which will muddy the colours. There are scientific papers online if you do a quick Google search. @@varerkars
Can you explain me please .why there are moving orizontal color lines ,especiale at bright fonts?
Hi Siddarth......how much does it cost? It's not a native 4k by the way ...it does the pixel shifting thingy to get 4k.😊
How does this compare to the viewsonic x1000-4k? Brightness level for ambient or light coming though windows‽
How is the fan noise on normal vs eco? Is it too loud?
Wasn’t audible as far I remember … I was sitting around 5 feet from the projector
Does the wall painted gray add contrast and quality compared to white paint ?
A light grey should give you superior contrast.
No, a light grey will not give you a superior contrast. White provides the highest possible means of dynamic range due to the reflective nature and it's ability to raise the brightest areas in a significantly higher way than the extra stops in the black areas. It's why we don't project onto black. You are compressing the image. Also the type of grey will give it a colour cast which will muddy the colours. There are scientific papers online if you do a quick Google search. @@varerkars
Does w4000 has same clarity and color for 150 inch?
As per the spec from 100-150 inches you should get similar quality.
8.8 million pixels are native 4K this projector is 8.3 million pixels of 4K
Sir, which canvas do you use?
grey wall... he even mentioned it in the video at 6.34
How much?
Havnt got an official price yet, but I think around 3k USD