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Sony VPL-VW60 by Jeff - Apr 12, 2008
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| HD 1080 (1920x1080), 900 ANSI Lumens, 24.3 lbs, $4,999 (MSRP) |
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| Personal Experience |
| I had to see for my self just how much sharper the 60 model is when compared to the 50, which is now out of production.I came to the conclusion that there is no difference in sharpness when watching Big Fish (I have watched this movie numerous times and I know where all the flaws are) Even before my VPL VW 50 I had the first generation Panasonic 1080P. When it developed problems I traded it in for the 50 and saw no difference in picture quality. My point is, what human nature perceives to be a good or bad projector based on the opinion of others, specifically Projector Central. Quote "the image is softer than we'd like to see from a 1080p resolution projector". The review states in many places about the issues of sharpness and clarity. People easily pick up on the negitive opinions and tend to overlook the good ones. The dealer said if I wasn't happy I could give them 2000.00 $ dollers and my VPL VW50 and up grade to the 60, but I found no difference to warrant this exchange. I guess what I am trying to do here is convince myself that I am very pleased with the 50 and all other owners should be as well. They are all great projectors and if you are pleased with what you have, then leave other opinionated opinions to whom ever who will believe them and make your own decision ! Use Projector Central as a guide and nothing more and even that,s questionable. Jeff Martin |
