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2nd Modified Sony laser projector: Specific Neutral Density filters are placed over the light sensors so that both projectors are 'tricked' into increasing the brightness of all lasers heh, nice idea :) Indeed that's a clever hack. It could be of immediate benefit to anyone who owns one of these pi...

*snip* This is all a non-issue if you could somehow pack lasers in a display Doesn't have to be a projector for this tech to catch on it could be used on TV's/Computer Monitors If anything flicker is more of an issue since most people can't stand it and most of them run their TV's at a lowly 60hz s...

The more I think about the 3D version of my laser monitor, the more I am convinced of a better way to do 3D than polarization. Since the lasers use VERY narrow wavelengths I could use bandpass filters for glasses. Each of the Bandpass filters pass 3 narrow band of spectrum as illustrated in the fol...

Thanks a lot for comprehensive response! One last question: is it possible to achieve 120+ hz refresh rate so it can be used for gaming? Maybe by overlaying 2 projectors with 2 different inputs and cycling between both with graphic card? I guess that would require custom software? Doesn't work, you...

Changing 8 bit to 10 bit is not going to magically give your display a higher dynamic range. Well, no, but did you know that standard 8-bit / Rec 709 is meant to represent 0-100 nits dynamic range? And that most LCD monitors go up to 400 if not much more? What do you think they do with those extra ...

"Why do I need 3-D stereo?" You don't, it's just fun to play games and watch movies in 3D. Millions of years of evolution have conferred upon us the benefits of binocular vision and it's absurd how many people hate 3D, it's like a bird hating its wings and preferring to stay on the ground to spite i...

Changing 8 bit to 10 bit is not going to magically give your display a higher dynamic range. Well, no, but did you know that standard 8-bit / Rec 709 is meant to represent 0-100 nits dynamic range? And that most LCD monitors go up to 400 if not much more? What do you think they do with those extra ...

HDMI can not do more than 60hz at higher than 720p. You may be able to get 120hz at 480p or 720p or 1024x768 but absolutely no higher. False. I can send 100hz or so at 1280x1024 to my projector, which looks bad but I know for a fact that HDMI 1.4 chips can send 120hz at 1080p / 444 / 8-bit. That's ...

They're not limiting your refresh rate to be mean if that's what you're asking. Lower resolution = lower bandwidth = faster refresh. If you want higher refresh at the same resolution, you need higher bandwidth. Given that all devices have a fixed maximum bandwidth depending on the clockrate and sign...

Hello fellow Blurbusters! So I've been playing around with my BenQ w1070 projector to max out its capabilities, and I found out that I can reach 70hz at 1080p by using the VGA port. Of course since VGA is analog, this has the added benefit of opening up 10-bit color support which the projector handl...