OLED for sure. HDR is not the same on a projector. It's actually impossible

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Jan 11, 2021
10:23:01am

Jay_L Truly Addicted User

to achieve true HDR on a projector. You can thank the inverse square law for that one.

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77 inch OLED or 110 inch high end projector for home theater setup?

immacougar

1/11/21 10:08am

110>77

SJS

1/11/21 10:09am

wow how much are 77" OLED going for? Like 3k?

Grit for Brains

1/11/21 10:09am

ok so $3500

Grit for Brains

1/11/21 10:10am

Like in an actual theater room setup?

Niiineteeen84

1/11/21 10:09am

77 inch OLED

byulove

1/11/21 10:09am

Also I think a projector is usually going for a different effect overall. it's theater vs crispness

Grit for Brains

1/11/21 10:10am

If you buy the 77" be sure and send TNT the box

TNT

1/11/21 10:10am

t'would be a bit narrow, no?

gangbusters

1/11/21 10:11am

There are certain tricks

TNT

1/11/21 10:12am

it's like a mattress

Grit for Brains

1/11/21 10:12am

Basically like Memory Foam

TheHop

1/11/21 10:16am

I have a 10 year old middle of the road projector

TheHop

1/11/21 10:14am

Depends on viewing distance

Gustav

1/11/21 10:20am

40 people?!?!?!?!?!

TNT

1/11/21 10:21am

OLED for sure. HDR is not the same on a projector. It's actually impossible

Jay_L

1/11/21 10:23am

How is it impossible?

TNT

1/11/21 10:24am

With a projector you lose light the further the screen is away obviously.

Jay_L

1/11/21 10:44am

Fascinating stuff

TNT

1/11/21 10:47am

The answer for AV enthusiasts is both. OLED for a living room daytime viewing

Windward_Coug

1/11/21 10:47am

This is the correct answer, this is what I did.

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