No sorry, I couldn't get the Bodnar lag to work with it for some strange reason. Only seems to be an issue with DLPs.Any Input lag readings ?
All the recent 4K models have had cheap plastic remotes, probably to try and keep the price down further.Where did they find that remote, bottom of the bargain bucket?
OK, when I say not a great deal of difference I am referring to resolution and noticing if it is that different from a native 4K projector. We've done the testing here in the past versus the Epson, JVC and a Sony, the same would be true of the Optoma. In terms of resolution there is no massive noticeable difference from a normal viewing position. In terms of sharpness, there are noticeable differences between the Optoma and the three chip machines, where the UHD65 is very sharp looking compared to the softer look of the JVC, Epson and Sony projectors. Some prefer the softer look as it is more cinematic, and the Optoma can look a little 'digital' in comparison. I hope that clears up what I was describing. If you want sharp images and good motion for football, in a normal room, then the Optoma is a good choice to add to the demo list.
I think it is worth pointing out that the JVC and Epson projectors take the 4K image and downscale to HD before doing any pixel shifting whereas the Optoma uses the 4K image to put 8.3M pixels on screen
Sorry I forgot it's the duty of every forum member to read all the forum post's that has ever mean made!There is the dedicated thread for this projector where the whole native versus pixel shifting has been done to death. The optoma does not do native 4K does it as the post above suggests. It pixel shifts but from a higher starting point of pixels than the Epson and jvc machines.
While both Epson and JVC use HD panels I believe only the Epson downscales to HD, as the JVC processes the full 4K image like the DLP does. (At least that’s the way I read it, hence Epson only claim 1920 x 1080 whereas JVC and DLP claim 3840 x 2160, and is probably the reason why the Epson (Even at a decent viewing distance) looks way short of 4K compared to the JVC and DLP)
Bill