fozziebear39
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I bought a Sony HS10 back in 2002/3. I used it on and off over the years, never had a good location to get the best out of it and moved house a few times. I now have a garage to use
I've temporarily partitioned the garage door off, projector hung, throw perfect, giving a 106" screen. Even just projecting on grey plasterboard I think it is fabulous using PS4 blu-ray. I am planning a fixed screen.
My question is, how do you think it stands up to the modern cheaper projectors available now? I wouldn't want to replace it with a cheap DLP (£500) and the picture to be worse. I've got rid of dust blobs, put in new new filter. Should I spend money on new bulbs in the future or a new projector?
I've noticed the Sony equivalent now maybe the HW40ES and that doesn't have motorised zoom and focus even.
I've temporarily partitioned the garage door off, projector hung, throw perfect, giving a 106" screen. Even just projecting on grey plasterboard I think it is fabulous using PS4 blu-ray. I am planning a fixed screen.
My question is, how do you think it stands up to the modern cheaper projectors available now? I wouldn't want to replace it with a cheap DLP (£500) and the picture to be worse. I've got rid of dust blobs, put in new new filter. Should I spend money on new bulbs in the future or a new projector?
I've noticed the Sony equivalent now maybe the HW40ES and that doesn't have motorised zoom and focus even.