BenQ 1080p DLP Home Theater Short Throw Projector (TH671ST), 3000 Lumens, Low Input Lag for Gaming, Ambient Light Sensor

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Video Optimized Lumens. Both the Cinema and Sport modes are good starting points for optimizing settings for video. Both deliver color that's well within a realistic looking range and close enough to accurate so you wouldn't know that any color is off without a reference image to compare to. However, Sport mode delivers a higher ANSI lumen measurement and brighter shades of yellow, which prove to be more accurate when comparing with a reference image. Countering the trapezoid effect when the projector must be placed off-center, such as simple placement on top of a table, vertical keystone adjusts the image for a professionally squared image. Keystone correction makes it simple to project ideally aligned images from a variety of locations.

Passengers is one of the more digitally-scrubbed titles I’ve seen recently. It’s a great looking disc and it shone on the BenQ. Much of the palette is metallic but the warm tones of the ship’s bar and character’s skin looked just right, natural and properly saturated. Color accuracy is still important even in the age of new technology and the TH671ST gets it right, with or without calibration. I switched to an unadjusted mode just to see and the difference was small. While I always recommend going for the highest possible quality, those who don’t chose to calibrate won’t be disappointed in the image. represents the diagonal distance between the top right corner of your image (screen) and the bottom left corner of your image (screen). On Brightness is another key feature. We measured the TH671ST at a little over 2,600 ANSI lumens, which is enough to light up a 130-inch 1.0-gain screen in moderately bright ambient light. Even its video optimized setting, at a measured 1,887 lumens, is bright enough at the same light level for a 110-inch 1.0-gain screen or a 120-inch 1.2 gain screen. Treat your eyes to the brilliance of TH671ST’s Full HD 1080p visuals, with amazing detail clarity and sharpness.Brightness. The BenQ TH671ST test unit came in at 2,638 ANSI lumens in our tests, a solid 86% of its 3,000 ANSI lumen rating. With the 1.2x zoom lens at its widest angle setting, our measurements for Normal and Economic power modes are as follows: in your room. The position of the projector in your room changes because you will need to move the projector closer or further away from the screen A projection calculator is used to calculate a screen size when a projector is a specific distance away from the screen. As you move a projector

Performance. The TH671ST delivers usable 3D with support for DLP Link glasses only, but its 3D performance doesn't stand out from the crowd. I saw no crosstalk in my tests, and 3D-related motion artifacts are less obvious than with earlier generation 3D projectors. However they are more obvious than with most current models. The single 3D color mode is roughly as bright as Cinema mode—the least bright 2D mode—before factoring in the loss of brightness from using 3D glasses.Brightness Uniformity. The test unit's brightness uniformity is 63%. Somewhat surprisingly—because short throw projectors tend to have problems maintaining uniform brightness—this is actually a better than typical result for standard throw home theater projectors in this price range. away from the screen or wall, the image will get bigger, and as you push the projector closer to the screen or wall the image will be smaller. To properly With default settings, Sport mode has a slight yellow-green shift, but it is easy to tweak for suitably neutral color, and without affecting either ANSI brightness or the brighter shades of yellow. BenQ's Color Management settings let you adjust hue, saturation, and gain individually for all six primary (red, green, blue) and secondary (cyan, yellow magenta) colors. The BenQ TH671ST offers the advantage of Keystone Correction. This handy feature offers great benefits when installing. With the ability to digitally shift the image by +/- 40 degrees in the vertical plain, the TH671ST can be fitted in more awkward locations and enables a wider choice of screen options.

Zoom Lens ring on your projector. The Zoom Range slider in the calculator will help you calculate the changes made by a Zoom Lens. calculator, you will see dimension lines that will tell you the height, width, and diagonal measurements of your image. Calculating a Throw Distance when you know the IMAGE SIZE If your selected projector has a Zoom Lens then the projector's Throw Distance or Image Size can be finely adjusted by moving the

Why you need a Throw Distance Calculator?

Kong: Skull Island is a reference Blu-ray in its HD version. Here, I looked for the warm colors of the seventies as the characters visit a strange place filled with horrific CGI monsters. Not only did details like Kong’s hair pop right out, the image had lots of depth despite a flat color palette. Though much of the scenery appears shot through a filter, I could always see the finest textures and most subtle elements. Superior motion quality was again evident as objects flew with lightning speed across the screen without even a hint of blur. BenQ recommends using High Altitude mode at 4,921 feet and above. With High Altitude on, most people will want to stay with Eco mode, which is quieter than full power mode with High Altitude off, but with a higher pitch that makes it a little more intrusive. With full power, High Altitude mode both increases volume and raises the pitch. Light Mode contains the four lamp levels. Normal is brightest followed by Eco which cuts output by about 35%. SmartEco throttles brightness and roughly doubles static contrast with occasionally visible image pumping. LampSave also varies output and extends lamp life to a claimed 15,000 hours. measurement between the front of the projector lens and the surface of your wall or screen. Using the Zoom Range Slider Impressive as the BenQ TH671ST is in 2D, it's only when you take advantage of the optional 3D system that the picture becomes truly immersive. Just add the optional BenQ 3D glasses, connect up to a suitable source and enjoy 3D images that are every bit as bold as at the cinema.