Hdr On Projector

[2.2 lb] Now have this installed with a CAT 8 cable between my media rack and my Sony 4k HDR laser projector...and now the projector is running on a full 4:4:4 signal. Cannot top that!

[41 lb] I previously had a Sony 600 es and it was the best projector I had ever owned. But I must say after a month of use, the 6000 ES is a huge upgrade even over the excellent 600. The picture is noticeably sharper and clearer. The colors are deeper and richer even in non HDR material. I could not be happier with HDR content on this projector. For me, it is a dream come true..

[Yes, HDR10] I bought this projector to replace a 1080p Viewsonic projector that I own. Will be using it in the Hometheater room - dark and no light. This projector works really well in that space. I could test 4K videos using the Chromecast with Google TV and the video looks great. No stuttering or troubles displaying 4K. The colours are reproduced well and I'd say black levels are really good. I've tested HDR with the PS4 HDR capability and it looks great. I am waiting to use this with a PS5 - alas I have still not been able to get my hands on one.

[3.515 lb] Bought this Blu-Ray player for 3 reasons. 1) Tone mapping from HDR content to SDR for my 4k Projector. 2) HDR settings for my LG CX OLED TV. 3) The ability to use Dolby Vision. All 3 reasons where met, and it has brought new life into my Projector in particular. Before I was using an Xbox. Compared to the Xbox this player seems slightly snappier and I have yet to have a delay in reading a disk like I sometimes had on the Xbox. I expect I will be collecting physical media of my favorite movies for some time to come. Even when streaming catches up with Blu-Ray bitrate or uses better compression formats, it still has the problem of not actually being yours. All companies rise and fall and eventually every cloud will be run differently or replaced. Some of those changes will not be smooth. Con: wish it had backlit remote.

[Download] Perfect for anyone that wants to do HDR editing.

Perfect for anyone that wants to do HDR editing.

[18.755 lb] A true 2.2 compliant switcher which does access and project HDR content. Unlike 1.4 switchers which “ support hdr content this unit is truly 2.2 compliant and supports 4k and hdr. Seems to offer great value for the price point

[Rigid Plastic] Good for sunsets, alternative the HDR

[1.2 lb] Solid cable. Use it for HDR editing

[178 x 178°] Refresh rate is great, HDR is bad