buzz_lightclick
Prominent Member
Well I purposely avoided talking about Darbee as that is another kettle of fish but at least it can easily be switched on or off or turned up or down as I saw when I had a 105D.
I guess at the end of the day whether a picture is better or not is down to someone's own personal opinion and we all see differently. I know other people like forum member EllisDJ have seen significant differences between blu Ray players, so it's not just me.
Personally I've gone back to the old 91 as it syncs well with my AV receiver and it seems somehow able to clean up some purple sparkle artifacts I was sometimes getting on my KRP-500A TV. Motion is smooth and lip sync is perfect which was not the case with the 450.
I've not got on to sound, but again I know you will say via HDMI they should all be the same, but I've found this not to be the case either.
I guess at the end of the day whether a picture is better or not is down to someone's own personal opinion and we all see differently. I know other people like forum member EllisDJ have seen significant differences between blu Ray players, so it's not just me.
Personally I've gone back to the old 91 as it syncs well with my AV receiver and it seems somehow able to clean up some purple sparkle artifacts I was sometimes getting on my KRP-500A TV. Motion is smooth and lip sync is perfect which was not the case with the 450.
I've not got on to sound, but again I know you will say via HDMI they should all be the same, but I've found this not to be the case either.