Do projectors also suffer from persistent blur?
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Do projectors also suffer from persistent blur?
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Re: Do projectors also suffer from persistent blur?
Alas, they do.
Motion blur is always frametime on sample-and-hold displays, and most projectors are not strobed. So, they are no clearer than what Blur Busters Law allows (1ms of frame visibility time = can never be less than 1 pixel of motion blur per 1000 pixels/sec).
Motion blur of strobed = pulsetime
Motion blur of sample and hold = frametime
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Re: Do projectors also suffer from persistent blur?
aah ok thanks I guess the dream is dead no gaming projector for me
I wonder how the blur on projectors compare to say OLED
I wonder how the blur on projectors compare to say OLED
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Re: Do projectors also suffer from persistent blur?
For good projectors, the blur is similar.Supermodel_Evelynn wrote: ↑15 Jan 2024, 20:30aah ok thanks I guess the dream is dead no gaming projector for me
I wonder how the blur on projectors compare to say OLED
That being said, DLP uses temporal pixel pulsing and a color wheel, which means 240Hz DLP will have more artifacts than 240Hz OLED (pixel noise, contouring artifacts, color wheel, etc).
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