To get the dead centre of the screen, I had to use a self levelling laser. Setup the laser in the middle of the screen, on top of my centre speaker, and it paints a vertical red stripe on the opposite wall. I tried the tape measure to the side wall, but discovered my walls are not at 90 degrees to each other.Yes 15% down
To get the dead centre of the screen, I had to use a self levelling laser. Setup the laser in the middle of the screen, on top of my centre speaker, and it paints a vertical red stripe on the opposite wall. I tried the tape measure to the side wall, but discovered my walls are not at 90 degrees to each other.
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It's arrived and I'm impressed out of the box , it's practically silent right above my head and you can really tell the difference over my hd33 on noise and picture quality don't think my cables are up to 4:4:4
I'm room is still bright I don't have much light control can't wait for it to get dark
What type of mount is that?
I've been quoted £95 for RF connectivity too.I bought a Euroscreen Universal Control Box (part 210730) circa £95 for my Draper screen, i bought it with an rf remote option but the control box is universal so can be operated by buttons on the box, by rt or by i and I think there's also a simple 240v inline detector option that can work out if your projector is on or not (i presume by the amount of power it's drawing) to also control it. May be worth looking at if it's within your budget as if this can control your screen it's very versatile.
What type of mount is that?
Have you seen any rainbows on it, it's the only thing holding me back
I think if you buy the box then as long as it's in sight you can use ir on it. Not sure if Logitech has them in their db or not so if buying then maybe best to buy ir version so you have a backup remote and also something to teach your harmony if it's not in their db. I have the rf as it's hidden in the ceiling out of sight as my screen is ceiling recessed.I've been quoted £95 for RF connectivity too.
Quite a few folk on this forum have had issues and concerns with the 12v trigger.
Film grain is fine, adds an effect and proves you're seeing everything at its limit! I swear I could see where the blue singing ladies head thingy was stuck on when you see her from the side!The fifth element uhd
The detail is amazing , a lot of film grain though
Film grain is fine, adds an effect and proves you're seeing everything at its limit! I swear I could see where the blue singing ladies head thingy was stuck on when you see her from the side!
I bought a very similar one from Amazon, has exactly the same fixings, adjustment bolts and screw bags, was good and solid enough, although I found it a little tricky to adjust to get right, but saying that once done never needed to do it again.Optoma universal mount
Would be good to get some more panning scenes checked out to go be the motion a test, I guess with any gizmo motion control off (it may not have it anyway on the 550x). I would not particularly expect grand tour to have an issue as I think it's 60hz, Sky UHD would be interesting as that should be 50hz and films like 5th element are 24hz. I guess it's finding the material with appropriate scenes.Motion is fine as well had the grand tour on and it's was fine with all the high speed shots