1080p Projector for $1999.

[Harva Raj]

Epson America Unveils Industry's First 1080p Resolution Front Projector to Break $2,000 Price Mark

LINK:

http://gizmodo.com/5045399/epson-first-to-drop-below-2k-with-1080p-projector


My Question is,

since there will not be any 4k projection of movies anytime soon and 2k is the standard NOW, is it recommended to do a color correction in this projector for filmout, with the use of some sort of LUT? Not forgetting most of the film festivals are now accepting HD films.

 

[Noah Kadner]

There's a handful from Panasonic and Infocus(and probably others) at 1080p you can find pretty close to $2K street already.

To answer your question- these sorts of projectors are fine for client screening but I think they're not quite accurate enough to be relied upon 100% for color correction. You want to go with something more like a high-end calibrated professional monitor/LCD from Sony, Panasonic JVC, etc.

-Noah

 

[donatello b]

i think i read on one of the threads that somebody though JVC 1080p (6-7K) could be used ...

click on link and start at post #70 ... read next few pages ......

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=15301&page=7