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Canon LV-S3 by J.J - Aug 21, 2006
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| SVGA (800x600), 1250 ANSI Lumens, 4.9 lbs, $1,299 (MSRP) |
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| Personal Experience |
| I have had this pro for about 5 mths now and haven't had any problems.This is my first projector and is setup in my home theatre room.When I first got it, I was playing every movie in widescreen mode and I could notice SDE when image size was 80 inch and over.I have found that leaving it in normal mode has helped a lot in reducing SDE.Depending on what movie you are watching i.e 16:9,1:85 ,4:3 etc,will depend on how it shows on your screen when in normal mode.So you have to put up with the fact of watching it in 4:3 sometimes to get the best picture but mostly it is in rectangular shape when in normal mode. So you are probably thinking this doesn't sound to be real flash.Well I paid $780 aussie dollars brand new and I am absolutely happy.I would rate PQ to be on par with DLP R/P and I would say that it would impress most people.I even watch the football thru this pro WITHOUT a set top box,just running thru my vcr and picture is still quite good. I have pro running in eco mode and still plenty bright enough.All in all u cant beat it for bang for the buck |
