I Got a Laser TV And I’m Never Going Back

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@MrRedKing Год назад

If I got it for free I wouldn't go back either

@ryanl3935 Год назад

😂😂😂 right

@metaldreams3595 Год назад

But he gave the review AFTER he got the TV. Not sure why someone would give away their soul after receipt of said goodie.

@rafars2246 Год назад

@@metaldreams3595 He got a projector, not a tv, and he sold his mother leaving a fake review. You gotta be really mentally challenged to consider any projector better than any tv...

@metaldreams3595 Год назад

@@rafars2246 Bro I think he was talking about for the theater room when he said he's never going back to regular tv. And with modern tech thats quite believable. Whereas your opinion, is not. Sorry Chum, better luck next time.

@rafars2246 Год назад

@@metaldreams3595 who cares where, the point is, the most expensive projector in the planet can't compare with a $500 Walmart tv.

@low_re8094 6 месяцев назад

I'll save you all 8+ minutes: It's around $5500.

@flecha4116 Месяц назад

Samsung Láser proyector is less than 3,000

@deniseandtheboy6061 7 дней назад

Thanks! Couldn’t 😊wait any longer to get to that key info!

@realitychecktime101 5 месяцев назад

Ever since we got this product for free, we are never going back to something we need to pay for! What an amazing, quality, objective review!

@sp6450 4 месяца назад

It only supports a max of 60hz, this is definitely not for gamers. We have very affordable OLED TV's currently capable of 120hz and 0.1 millisecond response time. LG C3.

@dragonsyph2557 3 месяца назад

Lazer screens looks like absolute TRASH.

@Why_Do_We_need_These_Handels 2 месяца назад

Don't forget he sold his old projector so he actually made money😂😂😂 What a Clown

@Neojhun 2 месяца назад

@@sp6450 Umm an LG OLED C3 only goes up to 83". You are comparing apples and oranges.

@georgeyoung613 Год назад

Standing in front of a projector screen is the same as standing in front of a tv. In either case, you block the image.

@adamb89 6 месяцев назад

Almost. Standing in front of a projector blocks the image for everyone in the room. Standing in front of a TV only blocks the image for the people in front of you. Someone sitting off to the side could still see just fine.

@georgeyoung613 6 месяцев назад

@adamb89 that all depends on how close one is standing to said TV.

@bitonic589 5 месяцев назад

@@adamb89 Standing in front of a TV blocks the image for the people behind you, and if you're taller, in front.

@georgeyoung613 3 месяца назад

@dacu3140 This isn't rocket surgery, blocking the screen is blocking the screen. It doesn't matter what medium you're using to display it.

@user-lq6ug1mr2i Месяц назад

Someone doesn't understand what a short throw projector does!😅😅

@NoName-zm1ks Год назад

Feels like a marketing/pro production- from not missing a beat reading the script to multiple, perfect camera cuts with a beautiful, uninterrupted no-need-to-edit narration that mentions no drawbacks other than price as disclosure & obviously filmed “at home”.

@PlexiumGames Год назад

There are tons of cuts when he is speaking

@tictactaylor5255 Год назад

More of a commercial than review.

@orionishi6737 Год назад

Yup. For sure.

@JAYY_JAYY Год назад

This was an infomercial

@CS2PLUG Год назад

Get use to it this is how social media works now. Advertising will always run rampant in America one way or another.

@Jack-cq9pv Год назад

Thanks for revealing it was a sponsorship 6 minutes into the video. Really helpful.

@Zsumms21 Год назад

Who cares? It was a good review.

@TeBiDoWil Месяц назад

@@Zsumms21it wasn’t a review. It was a demonstration.

@liemqnguyen 2 месяца назад

I followed Neil and learned from him on how to finish my basement. I’m glad to see your channel grew and growing big since. The level of professional and information provided in his contents is for sure one of the best !

@GixxerBooth1000 Год назад

Instead of a moving image, throw a linearity pattern up so we can see linearity and focus. My concern with many ultra-short throw PJs is they can’t hold uniform linearity and focus across the screen.

@christopherjohn8521 Год назад

As cool as this looks, I think the large LG OLED is the way for me. Projectors are always effected by ambient light and the substrate its on. But this one is definitely a huge step up in quality compared to others!

@pureluck8767 Год назад

Projectors are trash 🚮 OLED IS KING 🤴

@StreetPreacherr Год назад

And the tech will just NEVER make HIGH QUALITY HDR possible... You can improve the contrast as much as you want, but I don't think there's really ANY way to make a projector that can do 'local dimming' similar to an OLED where the brightness if each individual pixel can be controlled from OFF up to PEAK brightness? I've been a projector convert for over a decade ($500 for 100"+ screen just seemed like a no brainer), but with new HDR/4K it seems I'll have to make some sort of compromises/concessions.... :(

@christopherjohn8521 Год назад

@@StreetPreacherr Yes there is the 20,000 hr bulb life which I liked to have had. Where I worked after 3 months the "change bulb" sign came on weather it needed it or not. Then would have to go into the settings every morning to by pass it. At $250 a pop it became a real costly nuisance for us too. Also voided the warrantee if damage was caused by not maintaining it properly. Things are looking better with the laser unit at least. Life would have been a little easier.

@BrainHurricanes Год назад

@@StreetPreacherr Isn't a laserprojector just one dot that draws the picture, similar to OLED it doesn't need local dimming ?

@silverrayleigh6284 Год назад

@@BrainHurricanes laser projector is like old tube TV.

@jgnmtz Год назад

Very nice ! Seems ideal for the avid home theater . Thanks for the detailed dive . Really appreciate the comparison over the lamp centered projectors that must sit 14 feet or more from the screen .

@rajgill7576 Год назад

Nice explanation of the ambient light rejection screen tech. Always wondered how that worked

@feilox 5 месяцев назад

omg glad I found your channel again! watched this video, then lost your channel for like 6+ months, until i started watching DIY again.

@darktoranaga Год назад

While I don't see myself spending that kind of money to watch stuff at home, this is useful information. For the foreseeable future, I don't think I'll need anything larger than 55, 60 inches, and there are plenty of options in that size, but if the prices keep going down and quality going up, this kind of setup might be an option in a few years.

@phil4986 Год назад

Plus you can use those genuine TV's as computer monitors and for video games as well. And the cost is such that after five years , if it breaks you just ditch it for a new one. But wonderfully , they are not building them to break yet.

@arealgem9404 Год назад

You are not about that life

@kingofnara Год назад

@@phil4986 yeah I dont even have a monitor just a 65 inch QLED Samsung cost me like 1100, I will get a monitor later but not in a hurry too

@phil4986 Год назад

@@kingofnara I think a LED TV does great as a monitor. I use an old LED Samsung 60inch that works great for me.

@gabaghoul23 Год назад

these ppl ar enothing but money hngry ads for corporations for useless chit

@bjohnson886 Год назад

I have an ultra short throw projector at home with 106 inch screen and I love it. I'm with you sir I can never go back to a traditional TV setup. I chose to go that route for a few reasons because when my wife and I moved into our new place, there was so much real-estate on the wall that even if I went with an 85" it just wouldn't have filled up any space and it would've been costly to get an entertainment center or other place fillers. Secondly, after moving I told myself that we would never do TV's again other than the ones we already have because when we move, the convenience of not having to worry about making sure your TV's are safe during the move and taking down wall mounts is what sold me on my decision once I put everything into perspective, and when it's time to go just take the screen off the wall break it down box it up and you are good to go. My setup was a little less than $1500.

@Chrisicola Год назад

Same. I have a Benq ST and get like a 200 inch screen. Id consider 4k down the road, but am more than happy with my 1080p projector.

@michaeldayton8934 Год назад

I just learned about these projectors today when I accidentally stumbled upon them on Amazon. I already have a high-end 75" TV that I'll be holding on to for a few more years, but I could see one of these in my future after I retire (5-8 years). There's already another ultra short throw triple laser projector called the AWOL VISION LTV-3500 that may have an edge on the unit above. They seem very similar, but the AWOL has 3500 lumen brightness compared to this units 2800. I think that would make a pretty big difference between the two when it comes to brightness of the picture in a well lit room condition. The AWOL also comes with a heftier price tag too though, so there's that. The technology is fascinating though, I'm looking forward to seeing how much it advances by the time I may be looking for one.

@rubendarilov Год назад

Like you mentioned. The AWOL is $5500.00 before taxes without the screen. That would make the whole set up extremely expensive with maybe not too many additional benefits!

@Simoxs7 Год назад

Another good idea to improve the image on your projector would be to paint the room in dark grey / black, as the projector gives off a whole lot of light which bounces through a bright (white) room back on the screen where it gets absorbed in a room that’s painted black…

@randomm2617 Год назад

yeah not sure why he went with white carpet

@frankfarago2825 Год назад

Use dark gray or dark blue walls, black, dark gray or dark blue carpeting, and definitely a cinema black painted screen. Not white, silver, or light gray.

@gerardmartin4718 Год назад

yeah and i will paint my face green i suppose

@winnerwinner8894 Год назад

Hey what year is this LT-75KC627 it's a jvc

@eventhorizon2873 11 месяцев назад

this is true. i experienced this with hue lightings also. with darker background, colors don't flushouts that much and are focused.

@edwarddejong8025 Год назад

Had no idea they had such ambient light cancelling feature. What a clever idea.

@thedarksequel6252 Год назад

This could upset the Movie making industry too. Right now Disney shoots actors against what is basically massive LCD screens to pose as sets. It's how they replicated Tatooine in the Rise of Skywalker. With this tech you could replicate that kind of movie studio for much less.

@snaplash Год назад

Seems that you'd want everything in the area below the screen to be as dark as possible to eliminate stray light coming from that direction.

@shahabazkhan1 Год назад

@@thedarksequel6252 I mean yeah they could use these if they're available and are cheaper. But right now they already have the big LCD's, so they would be still using it.

@kevinburke6743 Год назад

Fernell Lense. As used in Lighthouses for over 100 years!

@dahawk8574 Год назад

This is NOT a Fresnel lens. This screen reflects. A Fresnel lens refracts.

@ravenspe Год назад

I'm very interested once this becomes a bit more mainstream/affordable. As it stands, this costs roughly twice as much as my current projector setup. The advantages are tempting but not quite worth the investment for someone like me. Hopefully it will be by the time I'm ready to replace my Epson.

@82pythons85 Год назад

I don’t think he took into account most people can barely afford to eat right now.

@ravenspe Год назад

@@82pythons85 He's just talking about tech. Whether it's affordable or not is on an individual basis. For me, this is about twice as much as I'd be willing to invest into.

@PlanetRockJesus 3 месяца назад

Wow. I just ran across this video by chance. It's the first time I've ever heard about laser TVs. THANK YOU for the detailed explanation!

@ronburgandy1475 9 месяцев назад

I'm on my 3rd short throw. Using a black back screen makes a MASSIVE difference. All of my projectors however have only lasted 1 year before the chip burnt a "white pixel" into them. One was fixed by hand and has not had an issue in the 12.months since. So they are so much fun, however look for long warranty, or don't bother unless you are prepared for the expensive initial setup.

@brandongonzales3785 8 месяцев назад

I just got a small laser projector and I'm curious. What do you mean by a black back screen? The wall behind the projector screen is black? Or the screen itself is black?

@TerryProthero Год назад

In my apartment, the 55" television that I paid a few hundred dollars for is like having a home theater. And at that price point, it will be easy replace when the time comes. But for people who have some money to spend, this does look like a pretty nice setup. You make a compelling case for the projectors close to the screen and certainly have taught me a few things about projection television in general. The quality of the screen, for instance, makes a huge difference. Something I was previously unaware of. And I kind of do like that LED lighting effect around your screen. It's a nice touch. So is that frame around it. I agree with you that it's a better aesthetic.

@TerryProthero Год назад

@@Tony-bg6ql It is if it's ridiculously oversized for your small apartment. Which was the clearly stated point. Context matters. How long ago it was a common size doesn't.

@starrisk Год назад

The size of tbe room matters... As does the distance you are from the screen... 55 inch in a large living room with a sofa set and coffee table... The 55inch is going to look somewhat underwhelming. But... It depends on what you want in life. I'm running a 42inch, TV doesn't dominate our family life and we like it that way. Living room for family interactions. That said... That ALR screen with a laser ultra short throw and sound surround would be totally cool for a home theater room for movie nights

@LatitudeSky Год назад

One whole wall of my bedroom is a projection screen. Basically the windows are covered with four layers of light blocking material and the screen covers that. Speakers fit in the window pockets so I get sound through the screen, like a theater. It works well but I prefer the 4K 55" TV in the same room. It's just more comfortable, I can leave the lights on, etc.

@AA123TD Год назад

@@Tony-bg6ql poor me.with a Sony 35" TV from 2008. It was one of the first smart TVs that came out. The thing is so well made.

@Iampatrix Год назад

This is super cool but I bought a 75inch a year ago for about $900 that I have in my bedroom that takes up most of a wall. I paired that with a soundbar that only cost around $75 and I have a home movie theater in my bedroom. Sure I'd like this setup but I have something only slightly smaller for 1/5th the price so I'll wait till the prices drop.

@topperdude2007 Год назад

So glad to see you have jumped onto the UST bandwagon as well! Although we have pre-wired our basement (including conduits etc.) for ceiling mount projectors, we have also been looking at UST for last couple years. A few friends locally even asked me to helped design their home theater setup and we ended up going with USTs for all of them. Unfortunately, I am super sensitive to rainbow effect and ended up returning the same single laser UST projector that we all bought for my own home theater (and yes, I have confirmed unfortunately I am susceptible to it even with the triple laser USTs that have come to market in the last 6-9 months including Formovie). Having said that - on the flip side - as an Epson 3LCD ceiling mount projector owner (like you), I look forward to their current gen UST (LS800?) and since most other 3 laser projectors are ruled out, it should hopefully narrow the list quite a bit and make the decision easy (once we find / do a demo at one of the local best buy Magnolia or similar specialty store that might have one for demo). Also, to reiterate - I AM glad to see you have jumped onto the UST bandwagon.😉 As I am looking forward to innovative / "handy" solutions you might come up with for "re-wiring" between the UST to the home theater rack. Ideally, UST wiring *should* be relatively straightforward compared to ceiling mounted projectors, but I always like to look at multiple ways folks in the home theater community tackle the problem and try to pick one based on my own skillset, cost and so on. Great video as always!

@Cultofpersonality09129 Год назад

Someone needs a life.

@shadowsilverlight1651 Год назад

he didnt Jump into it, it was sent for Free

@MotoJuju 7 месяцев назад

Great video Nils, thanks for the video, nice to see an unknown brand being showcased and easy to understand explaination of laser projection

@junlarue1 2 месяца назад

Thanks for a very good informative and well explained video. I'm glad I stumbled onto your channel...subbing & looking forward to watching more of your videos.

@ChrisM-tn3hx Год назад

The other great thing about these is how little power they use, particularly compared to larger screens. Anyone who is off-grid appreciates the value of saving power, and anyone who's ON the grid knows the cost adds up. For a huge screen, several KWh per day all year long adds up.

@greatwavefan397 Год назад

Very fascinating!

@hazonku Год назад

Definitely too expensive for my needs but I do love these short throw setups. Maybe if I ever have a dedicated theater/streaming room again or if the tech disseminates out until the price comes down to something on par with a 70" TV. Until then I'll just stick to my cheap and portable Nebula DLP projector. I do love it though.

@421rants2 Год назад

Perfect......thanks for sharing. I've looked into it, and so far.....you're spot on the money. Looks like I'm going with this. Again.....Thanks. = )

@djrocc-jamaica3527 9 месяцев назад

Great Review, how does your screen compare to the Fresnel Screen (other than size) Bundled with the ForMovie?

@iftekhar77 Год назад

I love how it looks like a 90s VCR imagine what the future holds for us

@chip9832 Год назад

Lol

@Physics072 Год назад

Right now the sweet spot is 65" Oled. I have two and look great lights on or off. No fussing around with projectors sticking 3 feet in front etc. Laser might be ok for 150" but still don't think they look as good as Oled just better than old 1990s projection.

@PotatoeJoe69 Год назад

@@Physics072 I agree with the 65", but there's a lot of QLED's now that look as good, and even better in some ways than OLED's. Hisense U8H for example, is a mind blowing TV for the price.

@dragonsyph2557 3 месяца назад

Ya Laser screens looks like absolute TRASH.

@OrcCorp Год назад

Yes, as cool as it is, the price is going to push off 99% of tv buyers. This is ultra luxury reserved for the wealthy. Most people are barely willing to spend $1000 for their tv, let alone 5 times that. But at least it makes a nice cooperation gift for tech youtubers 🤔

@sf5553 Год назад

99%? That's not true. Not everyone is poor or has 5+ children, and home entertainment is a high priority for many people and households. I would think that 99% figure should be more like 70 or 75%. I personally know many people who have spent 2.5k plus on multiple tvs in their house, and none of them are wealthy.

@OrcCorp Год назад

@@sf5553 you don't understand how those numbers work. 70% of a suburban residents with mid class income maybe, but 99% of the entire USA population of age 18 and above. Many of us live in a bubble, and as you say "know people" mostly from that bubble. If you know many people who would be willing to spend $5000 on a tv setup, I rest my case 🤝🏼

@sf5553 Год назад

@@OrcCorp If you're saying 9.9 out of 10 people over 18 in the USA cannot spend 5k on their household entertainment theater or TV setup, that isn't true. Can't and won't are different. There are TONS of people who have no desire for it or other priorities, but 9.9 out of 10 CANNOT, is not true. 63% of the USA is not married, and the median household income is 71k.

@toddmcnabb6926 Год назад

Been thinking about getting this setup for my tradeshow booths. Currently I pack this huge 20ft by 10ft LED wall and would like to replace it with something more up to date. Normal projectors are out as they dont have a great track record for transporting. How would this work out as a trade show video screen? would it be bright enough I wonder?

@fuzzypanda1684 9 месяцев назад

That price point is actually not bad at all. I'm sure people have spent vastly more for similar setups in the past. That being said, I hope you will appreciate how lucky you are to get that for free every time you sit down to watch it.

@SimonCU 5 месяцев назад

Formovie is part of Xiaomi Technology. Chinese products have revolutionized the world beating Samsung and other major companies. And being made in China the price is very affordable. Its amazing how advance China tech has become thats why US is jealous of China. Even with US sanctions China can exceed everyone in tech and sell it at a reasonable price.

@GildredRacing Год назад

I recently had the 120” vivid storm motorized screen and the Vava 4K and sent it back. Oddly enough I traded them in for the same Epson mentioned in this video. My screen is a power Stewart masking unit so it needs pretty dark rooms or it washes out easily. I set up some warm Edison lamps in the room to illuminate the room and it’s perfect. It’s not read a book bright but you can discern between Tortilla and kale chips just fine. I have a Sony Oled 77” for the daytime and literally the second the sun starts to set I switch to the Epson projector and love it. It feels like a movie theater and the natural colors of the Epson are more relaxing on the eye than the OLED and much better than the VaVa. I do hear the new Vava is supposed to be better but the is was lame. The Sony is nice but I find a bit too contrasted and limited on settings. I don’t usually write about Things like this but I’d like to know if anyone has the same opinion?

@JstEnlightened Год назад

It’s just so hard to take someone’s word for it when they get something for free.

@wildvet222 9 месяцев назад

So you would recommend this projector over a TV in general? I'm looking for something to stream movies and gaming.

@samuelhunter219 Год назад

$3,500 for the theater then another $1,500 for the screen. That’s a hard pass for me.

@joedoesfun9336 Год назад

If you'd paint your walls and ceiling dark colors like dark gray with a black ceiling most of your contrast and lighting issues will go away. You don't even have to paint the whole room, just the 8 feet or so on the projector wall. You can use lamps if you must have lights on but adding a black curtain to separate your viewing room from your other room would make a massive difference. Remember, cutting weight is usually much easier and cheaper than adding horsepower. No need to blast brighter and stronger light on white wall. Just darken the area.

@jerryrobbins7256 Год назад

turn the. lights out works better when watching tv

@toanvu9003 Год назад

If the paint is ambient light rejecting then yes.

@brandongonzales3785 8 месяцев назад

@@toanvu9003 What are you even talking about? Black is black because the paint is absorbing light, hence no light is reflected and you perceive that material is the "color" black. Black is literally the absence of light, so their is no such thing as an "ambient light rejecting" paint.

@bluebellbeatnik4945 3 месяца назад

yeh he kept the light on.

@dizzy49 Год назад

Great video. I keep going back and forth on a TV vs UST. I'm replacing an old 98" Mitsubishi, so even an 85" TV is still losing 13" of screen. My concerns are that UST 4k is not "real" 4k, and most of what I've read say that they CAN'T do HDR because they can't get bright enough and HDR has minimum NITS requirements. I haven't found side by side comparisons with a TV, and I'd question the Dolby Vision support. It would be great to see you go into the HDR/DV support/comparisons. I also never understood how/why something like this has Dolby Atmos. If you have a 100+" screen you have a decent size room, and it just isn't possible to get GOOD sound to fill that space from built in speakers. I'd love to see how you set it up with your speaker system, and how you'd recommend doing an Atmos sound bar setup. As several people pointed out, placing the soundbar is tricky for a UST. Under it isn't ideal since not only is it too low, but there is risk of the projector being vibrated, and you can't put it above for obvious reasons, and I don't think I've seen an acoustic transparent ALR screen.

@KLRCAT 6 месяцев назад

Hey man, just a tip, if you are shooting video of a projector and want people to buy it, make sure to change your camera frame rate so there are no scan lines on the screen (or change the Hz/frame rate of the projector, so it cancels out). Also, shoutout to Elite Screens. I use their "Yard Master 2" with an ultra short throw rear projection, specifically for events and conferences, as its quick and easy to set up (shame they had no skirt trim and I had to make my own).

@quicksauceno.79erik-pancak48 Год назад

Nice video! One question regarding sound if anyone knows. Does the 15w Dolby atmos really work for such a room? Is anyone using a 7.1/5.1 receiver with this? Let me know what Y’all recommend. Thx

@chrisbraid2907 Год назад

Our School has been progressively replacing their traditional projectors over the last eight years as they played up. Great Technology. I had the pleasure of using my work projectors for home theatre from back in the nineties … we even did outdoor movies on a seven metre screen with great success …

@ezra3776 Год назад

This is a well-executed video. Well done. Very informative and well structured. Nice one, pal!

@xephael3485 9 месяцев назад

@LRN2DIY Can you mount this short throw projector upside down on ceiling? (yes I realize that might negate some light issues and screen would need to be flipped)

@markdormer7959 8 месяцев назад

Love how you open up with a flyby of Stirling Castle, nestling atop the rock from which I am one of many sons......you can almost see my house from there. And aside from that..awesome.

@Treyk901 Год назад

For a theater room where you can control the light then yeah, projection is very good. In most situations you can’t beat a OLED TV. Also, running colored lights around your screen is a huge pet peeve of mine. This washes your screen’s color temp and white balance, affects the contrast you can see and it’s a huge distraction. And it’s just plain tacky.

@rossimarti Год назад

Harsh lights, correct. In a dark room a nice consistent and adjustable rear glow from the back of the screen helps to differentiate edge-of-the-screen-dark with room-dark. It’s also easier generally on the eyes scene to scene.

@Treyk901 Год назад

@@rossimarti but the whole point of a dark room with very good contrast and black levels is to completely draw you into the movie. Adding those lights takes away from the immersive experience.

@rossimarti Год назад

People have different ideas about immersion. 3D? Dolby Atmos audio? Rumble seating? I am referring to “bias lighting” that can even synchronize with the screen’s color composition to create greater immersion. Elite Home Theater: “One of the biggest design mistakes in home cinemas is assuming that as long as the room is dark, it will work.”

@rossimarti Год назад

By the way, welcome to home theater, where everyone has an opinion. We exchange ideas, features, effects, upgrades, considerations, experiences, on and on. And that’s why it’s home theater, not “one size fits all” theater.

@Treyk901 Год назад

@@rossimarti try to run a screen calibration with those lights on and report back. As far as your last comment, yeah, most setups don’t do all that great in a completely dark room. That’s where OLED shines. That’s why the black diamond screens are popular. It’s hard to get a great picture in a completely dark room. Adding bright colored lights will bleed into the picture. Audio is separate from picture and so are the rumble seats, not a good comparison. And 3D could have made huge strides but the populous didn’t demand it in home cinema. And to that point, for 3D it’s even more critical to have good contrast and no lighting around. Those LED strips can induce flickering in active glasses and can also bleed in and cause reflections in the passive ones.

@MacNifty Год назад

The Diamondback screen is used on projection and works great. Whether it's laser light or light from a light bulb it's still light it still needs to hit the screen from the bottom and ambient killed from the top.

@kriswingert1662 Год назад

This same screen can be installed upside down for a ceiling mount short throw. We did it to 27 classrooms with no issues.

@abb0tt Год назад

@@kriswingert1662 the inversion of that pattern would assume an ambient light source from the floor in that scenario. An UST would be projecting from the ceiling as well as the ambient lights

@brtehi 4 месяца назад

Very well done! I appreciate the info!

@aletsisgarcia Месяц назад

No tenia idea que existiera algo asi. Excelente video. Super informativo.

@lemmontree1 Год назад

This has been around for MANY years. I had a setup like this a few years ago, but went back to a regular TV. Contrast is just not the same.

@VictorPoulin Год назад

Totally agree.

@mikaelwithers7079 Год назад

Yeah the darkest black looks like battleship grey.

@cosmiczeppelin Год назад

I already dislike the lack of true blacks in LCD panels. I can't deal with projectors. The perceived sharpness goes out the window with such low contrast ratios.

@iSOBigD Год назад

This is the first thing I wondered about. I'm waiting for cheaper large OLED displays, and this doesn't seem to be a real alternative, unless you value size over image quality or contrast. In that situation, you might as well sit a little closer and save $4000.

@blake_lively_matters6553 Год назад

@@mikaelwithers7079 - Are we talking the purple ones where the skin shines?

@handydadtv Год назад

Wow you hit the jackpot with this one. Well done 👍🏻

@Frfrfrfrfrrefrre 10 месяцев назад

Awesome! Thank you for the info and the effort! 👌

@JonDotExe Год назад

Hey @LRN2DIY, can you tell us what material you used @1:24 for the Epson screen? I have a tk700sti @9ft and I considered painting my wall, but went with a silver high gain screen and now my viewing angle suffers.

@SidKnight Год назад

This was a great video. Informational, and to the point. No shame in free stuff, thanks for being transparent.

@bang1102 Год назад

This Formovie projector supports Dolby Vision, and that is awesome. No other projectors do that. Thanks for the video

@getsideways7257 Год назад

Not only that... Look at the color gamut coverage

@donmorton7282 6 месяцев назад

Excellent review buddy…..subscribed

@nrnoble Месяц назад

Thanks for video and the honesty on how you acquired the products in the video. It was helpfull information. All people watching product reviews (really demos, not reviews) need take into account the how YT channels get the products they show case. I can't fault anyone for wanting free products especially high ticket items that they could not otherwise afford, but what often is missing in the videos are the real "cons" of the products. The YT channels don't want to be cut off from the free product stream sent to them by fully disclosing the important negatives. It is best to perceive the videos as polished product demos, not reviews, much like going a trade show or watching an infomercial.

@vulpo Год назад

Wouldn't the Ambient Light Rejection screen look much better if you had a black (or at least very dark) carpet and table under your laser projector, so that when the lights were on it would still reflect this dark background underneath it for the darks in the image? I would think that would greatly improve the image when the lights were on.

@tiddybearkush Год назад

There's paint that swallow light. 99.99% black. People should play around with that.

@JB-fh1bb Год назад

Big brain. Most people only think about the light source and not the many light rays from surfaces they hit.

@N0Xa880iUL Год назад

A dark room would be wonderful.

@broyout3586 Год назад

His whole room seems very bright in color, for a dedicated cinema setup. You are right about the table, but a lot is to be gained from darkening up the ceilings and walls as well, in case of projection. This setup does resemble a living room situation better however, maybe that's what the reasoning is. Anyway, cool tech. I will keep on projecting however, in my living room even. Nothing resembles the cinema experience more than that, despite its shortcomings and nuisances.

@gremlinsaregold8890 Год назад

Well when light is reflected after it hits the screen it's pretty much not going to improve anything at all. But it might make you think it's better... And since your perception really is a part of the enjoyment of the system then maybe yes.

@scienceofsound Год назад

Excellent review. Thanks for sharing. I’ve been looking for short throw ambient lighting screens that aren’t an insane price. I’m so excited to see what’s next for the competition to pick up on short throw. It’s here to stay.

@Movie_Games Год назад

can you turn the screen upside down and mount the projector on the ceiling? I dont like having that little box on the floor. Cats will mess it up.

@bbllrstv13 Год назад

Great video! I've been looking at ust's but don't have it in the budget to pair it with the proper clr screen it would need. Especially since I just bought my standard alr screen not that long ago! Lol. Did you already sell that Epson HC 4010? If not, I would be interested.

@robwilson782 Год назад

I am amazed that you have shown me a TV option that I've never heard of. It won't work for my setup, (no back wall), but it was a great explanation of the pros and cons. I have a 65 inch 4k, but rarely (never?) play native 4k content. Next TV will probably be sub $1k ~85 inch biggest frame I can get.

@billkissick6268 Год назад

No back wall? Make a stand for it.

@sportsgamersonline Год назад

Wow we play nothing BUT 4k content. More than enough available on pretty much every streaming platform..

@steveschwartz9421 Год назад

Curious. As a speaker designer/builder, I find that when doing a dedicated room like this, I always recommend (and most agree) to impliment a matching center channel speaker in-wall or out, At the very least a center utilizing an M/T-M/M same or smaller version of the L/R mains (same or smaller drivers). Where are you going to fit an external 1.5 to 3 cubic foot center channel speaker? Under the projector, that is too close to the ground. May sound silly, but considering how important the center channel is in any home theater system, not liking my options here. Angled In-wall, above and below maybe? Hmmm. Increasing the height could be problematic too but maybe the best option to consider. not a fan of using a sounbar or an entirely different speaker for the center channel, just not an option.

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

It's quite odd that he put so much effort into having a big screen, with zero understanding of speaker placement. All that work, for nothing.

@robertwieczorek5838 Год назад

What the f*ck did I just kinda read?

@jgill1064 Год назад

If you look at his room on the shot showing his previous projector from the side indicating the 14 feet of throw distance required you will see what I think is his centre channel speaker mounted above on a ceiling crop out, so he may already have it in position. One issue with that placement is the tweeters are no where near aligned anywhere close the main left and right tweeters and cause possible audio problems.

@LRN2DIY Год назад

My center channel speaker is mounted to the soffit, which hangs down about a foot from the ceiling. Ideally I’d have an acoustically transparent screen with the center channel behind it but until then having my center channel where it is has worked well enough for years.

@gearymertz473 Год назад

So where do you put the center channel? Can the projector be put on the ceiling? I like your review but my 7.2 surround system needs room upfront also.

@rkerby6375 Год назад

Excellent presentation! Well done!

@shyamdevadas6099 Год назад

Good video! Just a warning on ultra-short-throw projectors: DO NOT BUY ONE, UNLESS YOU ARE VERY CERTAIN ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE. This video does a good job of describing this no-name projectors. However, most short-throw projectors are really terrible. They are taking a natively-rectangular image and outputting a hyper-trapezoidal image. Then, they use a combination of optics and internal electronic adjustment to correct the geometry. The problem is that in 95% of the cases, this will 1) reduce the actual pixel count that hits the screen, 2) mess up the bottom and corner focus, 3) create bad corner geometry, and 4) produce soft, fuzzy images due to the electronic geometric correction needed to force a rectangular image into a trapezoidal projection beam. Brand names are no protection against this. Most short-throw projectors are made for educational use and the quality standard is far below that of high-end home theatres.

@colinwinterman Год назад

Hello mate, I hear what you say, question mate, Im thinking of buying a Dell S718QL Advanced Laser Projector 4K UHD 5000 ANSI Lumens it says on the advert. is this model any good and up to the claimed specs generally. hoping you know or can advise.

@shyamdevadas6099 Год назад

@@colinwinterman Greetings, my Aussie-sounding friend! :) I don't know this projector, specifically. While Dell isn't the first name in video projection, the units I've seen are put together well. I can't give you a buy/don't buy recommendation. But, I will reiterate this warning about ALL short-throw projectors: You can't really know how well it will perform until you see it on your actual screen. The kooky optics and electronic geometric correction give these types of projectors very little margin for error, in terms of focus and sharpness. The type of surface you are projecting onto and the amount of ambient room light are also critical. If I were to give you any advice, it would be to buy something you can return. Good luck...mate!

@AninoNiKugi Год назад

I always prefer size over quality when it comes to media consumption so this is my dream setup except the money for that is also only my dream 😆 I was even fine using a portable projector on a 100" screen a few years ago. Although to be fair, after getting a 4K Mini LED TV, my standards for projectors might be a lot higher 😄

@PhotonHerald Год назад

Yep. The newer Mini LED 120Hz 4K monitors are some serious kit. Currently I'm running my computer off three 27" 4K monitors. But, when I replace them, I'll be looking at something like the Mini LED TV. They're so good right now that they're a perfect replacement for a computer rig. And the pricing is more than reasonable. But give it a couple years to hit ubiquity, and the prices will plummet.

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

Just get a second job for a while and buy what you want. It's pretty easy.

@ilovetaylorluker 2 месяца назад

I got a school grade epson and it works really well in a medium to low light room, adjustable settings really help.

@user-wp6kv2pr3c 3 месяца назад

Thanks for your input on tv , helfull. 😊

@Ck87JF Год назад

@LRN2DIY - That screen with its sawtooth design is fascinating! An observation though: what about the lamp on the table next to the seat in your demo? How would it affect the picture? I suspect maybe it would bounce the light downward toward the projector, but would overall probably not affect the image too much. This combination of screen and short throw projector almost looks like it might work in my church except for one thing. If the projector is ceiling mounted near the screen hanging down also from the ceiling, I feel like that sawtooth pattern might not only reject ambient light but also the laser light. Even if the screen was flipped upside down, it probably wouldn't be very effective because then both laser and ceiling lights would show on the screen. Plus you have the congregation that would be sitting lower to the screen than in a standard theater. Any thoughts?

@LOLFLUSHDRAW Год назад

The projector needs to be shooting up to the screen not down to it obviously

@coriscotupi Год назад

@@LOLFLUSHDRAW Unless, as he said, the screen is flipped upside down. Then the projector/screen geometry is maintained.

@Winglessflight97 Год назад

I personally think that comparing this laser setup to projector is apples to oranges when it comes to cost. I bought my 4k 3000+ lumens Optoma projector for $1200 and it does pretty well here in Florida on a well lit day right next to my sliding glass patio door. To compare it to a $6500 laser projector setup is disingenuous at best... It's like comparing a Ferrari to a modified civic. Both are equally enjoyable. One just requires more work to make good.

@hyperwebbing Год назад

You must be talking about a pixel shift or Doubler type projector that you got for 1200

@kz26 Год назад

Great video, thanks. Is that projector noisy though, as that's what I disliked most about my projector before giving it up

@Montana-ot5cq Год назад

Thanks 4 update; learned something new.

@OneEyeBlinkn Год назад

I have a 98 dollar RCA projector and a 110 inch view on a painted wall using left over white paint from my bathroom and green mask tape that i painted black and paint SONY on the bottom and it all works perfect people who come over think i have a actual screen ... Light is not a issue for you usually watch movies in a dark room to begin with...So for you being a DIY guy who should help to save money you have unsold me on the Laser projector now that i know you have to buy a special screen for it ..The whole idea of my projector is so i no longer have a cumbersome piece of equipment to movie around or fasten to a wall. I have had it for 6yrs now and no issues ... But with that said it is a nice piece of kit if you have the money for it or had it given to you for FREE but still would not want it because i have to buy a special screen for it unless you failed to say you do not need the special screen OOOOPS on you

@michalsavatar7 Год назад

I have the AWOL Vision LTV-3500 and a 120inch ALR screen and it's an amazing set up. It actually came first in another comparison video and beat the Formovie. It supports 3D and has input lag on 30ms at 4K and 15ms at 1080p. I too will never go back to traditional televisions. The immersion on this 120inch screen is just too incredible.

@EnriqueReyes Год назад

What ALR screen do you have? I'm searching for my AWOL Vision 2500

@michalsavatar7 Год назад

@@EnriqueReyes AWOL Vision have their own ALR screens and I got the 120inch from them.

@tcine Год назад

Hi Michael, how does the 3D mode look on the AWOL?

@michalsavatar7 Год назад

@@tcine Absolutely incredible. I've seen 3D Avatar 21 times in the cinema and the 3D on the AWOL LTV-3500 with a 120inch ALR screen feels even more epic than in the cinema. There's something special about having that kind of depth and perception of space and distance in your own home when watching 3D movies. I literally contacted AWOL Vision earlier this year and convinced them to add 3D support to their two projectors. Two weeks later, they announced a 3D update was coming and they told me I was a big reason why they decided to add 3D. I then pre-ordered the LTV-3500 because I simply won't buy a projector unless it supports 3D. Now it does and I couldn't be happier.

@tcine Год назад

@@michalsavatar7 You, sir, are a legend! I have 2 3d tvs (Sharp Aquos 70" LCD/Vizio Cinemawide 58") and I love the 3D effect. Wanted to upgrade my screen and AWOL is the only UST that supports 3D. You have helped make up my mind on which UST to purchase! Thank you!.

@mudpawsvoom6132 Год назад

I'm very happy with my 65" Vizio TV, the only problem I had one night was a old TV show I used to watch when I was a kid with the uhd 4K I could see the stings on a space ship sorta messed with that , oh and I got this around 3yrs ago and it's been really great my smartphone hooked up on it with no problem and I even played games on it without any problems.

@Jayc829 Год назад

Your video review of the Laser TV is awesome! 🎉 how do you add large center speaker and towers speakers to this system? Especially the center speaker and laser TV stick out bro the living space

@quantumphaser Год назад

The real deal is an 85" for $1500. Cheaper just to sit closer.😁

@PC509 Год назад

I'd love one of these, but I'd want my own screen. I have a very light controlled room so the light filtering stuff doesn't apply that much. It'd be a nice feature, but I wouldn't get much use out of it. The laser projectors are nice, though. I'd love to get one when I do upgrade.

@LexipMedia Год назад

Trouble is, most commercial screens are designed to take light shot straight at them by a projector and bounce it back straight out at the audience. Their off-axis brightness ranges from OK to very dim, though this is mostly an issue for side viewing angles for normal projectors. For a projector like this one that is designed to project the light up from a low position, an average screen would bounce most of the light up at the ceiling.

@dogboy0912 Год назад

There are some matte projector screen materials made in mind for short throw laser projectors where you can find and buy the raw material to try and set up yourself. It's a niche market, but it's out there. In-fact it's so niche, I imagine you could probably negotiate a 1-off from some local company instead of DIYing the whole of it.

@davisdesigns1153 6 месяцев назад

All this just to watch storage wars

@Lil2Rules Год назад

you have a great info package in this well presented video. I would like to know, how the angles work, so how far up/down (sit/stand viewing) and how far to the side can I have a good visual of the display. So how many can watch at the same time or can I be cooking or something and still see the show/movie if I am not directly in front of the screen.

@michaelwaiwood5629 Год назад

Cool video but I'll stick with my standard projector. Too much money for small gains. In a few more years when they come down in price then maybe I'll try the laser. Good video

@mochitech Год назад

Very cool! Thanks for the video. I hope to see some more reviews of the Formovie. I couldn't seem to find it on any lists other than the projectorscreen one. Also, not sure if you can do this with the Formovie, but hisense projectors can be paired side by side for an ultra wide cinema experience.

@pcgenerationstore Год назад

Its a sponser video. Probably got it for free to make a video about it

@dgfcarvalhal Месяц назад

Excelente vídeo, parabéns pelo sistema de dublagem. Ficou muito bom em Português (Brasil).

@Mike-fl9gi Год назад

Earned a sub. Great useful info and method of presentation. 👍

@richardstarr4932 Год назад

Cool. I'm OK with my old FLAT TV which now likely among the smallest size you can generally buy. I'm thinking of OLED next which is still a lot cheaper than this laser TV by a couple of grand, though smaller in scale of course. I think I'm going to wait for the product to mature a bit and price to drop a lot more.

@aliasfakename2267 Год назад

Yeah tv's are getting ridiculous, I don't see the point in spending more than a grand on one. I got a 60" OLED LG on sale for $600 and it's been great.

@richardstarr4932 Год назад

@@aliasfakename2267 Sound nice. Did have speakers or did you need get a sound bar? My old TV has good sound built in, but it relatively small.

@aliasfakename2267 Год назад

@@richardstarr4932 it has sound built in but it's pretty bad, thankfully I already have a sound system.

@Tailspin80 Год назад

2:50 The cost per square inch (or cm) would be more useful than the diagonal length. It’s the area that determines much of the cost and also the benefit.

@brightrrs1740 Год назад

Assuming all screens are in 16:9 it really doesn't matter, because the area will scale linearly with an increase in diagonal, therefore the ratios would stay exactly the same.

@rossimarti Год назад

I was gonna say, diagonal "rise over run" is a consistent, but nonstandard comparison for pixel density. It just requires a little geometrical math, merely conversions, and there’s no data lost in translation.

@lawrencetisdall9850 9 месяцев назад

Great Video !!

@wagnerfontes2 Год назад

Thanks for the video! Very useful info. After watching it, I was wondering... How does your system performs outdoors? (almost impossible for most projectors) How does the projector compare to your Epson on a regular screen, or just a white wall? How does your Epson performs on the special screen?

@Epic.Light.Media. Год назад

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@mgjk Год назад

I used a DLP projector for a few years and found the most annoying part was the fan noise and heat in the room. The projector being right by your head made it far worse.

@noname-sq9pm 5 месяцев назад

Then move it

@dragonsyph2557 3 месяца назад

I replaced my fan with a quite PC fan, and put top of the line paste on the heat sink. Fixed all that for me.

@Veikra Год назад

How am I going to afford all this....hmm...*moves the couch closer*

@JO-vv5yq 4 дня назад

I have an Optoma Cinemax pro. It says it goes to 120 inches. The screen I want says 123 inches. Will that still work, or will it be short, and noticeable around the edges?

@ezbwai 5 месяцев назад

Hey dude great content. I just purchased the same setup and will be installing this Saturday. What is the distance from the bottom of the screen to the table top the projector sits on? I need to get a table with the right height. Thanks

@LRN2DIY 5 месяцев назад

Nice! You’re going to absolutely love it. The measurements really vary by setup but my projector is 13 3/4” from the wall and 8 1/4” off the floor while the screen is 25” off the floor.

@ezbwai 5 месяцев назад

@@LRN2DIY can't wait to set it up. You greatly influenced my purchase. Thx for the info

@madhavsajit6351 Год назад

"When it comes to really big images, big TV's are the way to go." Never would have guessed it.

@hopefullyhelpful1 Год назад

It would be interesting to see a side-by-side of a high-end OLED screen and this in daylight and a darkened room. I'd also like to know is it possible to mount the projector on the ceiling and have it down fire, in what would probably have to be a darkened room but potentially a much better picture than a regular projector or possibly a OLED TV.

@dexter-wy5bo Год назад

you lose the ambient light blocker and have to mount the screen upside down, otherwise yes.

@bryanp4827 Год назад

For starters, WHERE are you going to find an OLED that size...? THE MOON?! 🙄🙄

@DocWilco Год назад

@@dexter-wy5bo mounting upside down would take away any of the benefits, so it would probably be better to use a regular screen at that point, save some money. I don't see why it wouldn't work with a regular screen other than that. Except maybe the projector not being able to do the keystone in the other direction, but that would probably only be a firmware thing.

@frankfarago2825 Год назад

Pleae, do NOT get an UST PJ (guy here calls them "laser TVs." But even if you must -- never get an "ambient light rejection" or ALR screen with them. Please. You have been properly warned.

@DocWilco Год назад

@@frankfarago2825 you going to explain, like at all?

@prestonnewcomb5991 5 месяцев назад

Good to know these are coming back. I wanted a Mitsubishi LaserVue since I first saw them

@customjawnz8841 Год назад

I dont watch TV and found this video very interesting. I've learned something new. Liked & subscribed

@jacobblalock8218 Год назад

I set up our theater as a ceiling mount as well. The short throw PJs are sweet but they seem really in the way of the room. Thanks for sharing the price. I'm guessing the screens can't be acustic transparent?

@briantw99 Год назад

Can't you mount the short-throw on the ceiling then?

@azurthedragon Год назад

You can mount it on the ceiling too.

@jacobblalock8218 Год назад

@@azurthedragon A normal short throw pj sure, but this is paired with a special screen that blocks light from above. Mounting this to the ceiling would require flipping the screen as well. Defeats the purpose.