- #BEST 3D GLASSES FOR SONY PROJECTOR SKIN#
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By making the glasses darker, you effectively shorten the colour decay time between the left and right eye. Both are very powerful tools.įor optimum 3D, the first thing you should do is minimise the brightness of the spex. From here you can alter both the brightness of the 3D glasses and the zone of focus within the stereoscopic image. The keys to the VW90ES' 3D success can be found in the dedicated settings menu. The projector's 3D performance is equally knee-trembling.
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The company's Real Color Processing mode allows very precise fine-tuning of skin tones and specific hues. There are three cinema modes, plus Dynamic, Standard and User settings, and control over a bunch of gamma and colour parameters. Dropping luminance from 100 per cent to 50, and then 30, made scant difference to clarity.Īlthough Sony doesn't subscribe to ISF calibration, it does offer considerable creative control.
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A scrolling resolution chart devised by the Advanced PDP laboratories kept a full 1080 lines on the plate when scrolling at 6.5ppf. With these settings locked in, the projector also aced my motion resolution tests. The flaking paint is all on the screen, to the point where, even in 2D, the image looks almost 3-dimensional. Using this setting, the amount of detail extracted from Iron Man's armour during the final reel team-up with War Machine ( Iron Man 2 on Blu-ray) is just phenomenal. I found the best combination to be Film Mode 1 with Motion Enhancement set at Low. To maintain smoothness, Sony has added a Motion Enhancement tweak (with Low and High settings). When engaged, there's a drop in brightness, but a big jump in general detail. The key to keeping clarity is the Film Mode. The VW90ES offers an invitingly sharp static image and can maintain motion resolution pretty much up to 1080 lines. Also known as a dual black insertion technique, this Dark Frame trick makes images far crisper. The brand's proprietary Motionflow has a couple of options to play with: one creates 'intermediate' frames to smooth pans and remove cinematic judder, while another inserts a black frame to improve motion clarity. The SXRD panels can be driven to 240Hz, and this kind of refresh rate goes a long way to mitigating against image blur. In action, the VW90 remains acceptably quiet, particularly if you keep the lamp set to Low. Sony claims a dynamic contrast ratio of 150,000:1 using its Advanced Iris 3 technology, but during my session I was not particularly aware of this iris opening or closing. Fed full HD 2D fare, it's a lot brighter than its predecessor, offering silky shadow detail and seductive colours.
Powered up, the Sony VW90ES is undeniably impressive. Helpfully, the IR remote is backlit and set-up controls are extensive with zoom focus (a nicety missing from some of its competitors) and versatile electronic lens shift (25 per cent on the horizontal and 65 per cent vertical). The latter is used to integrate the projector with a drop-down motorised screen, while some basic hands-on controls have been located above the port panel.
#BEST 3D GLASSES FOR SONY PROJECTOR PC#
Key inputs include two HDMI, one PC VGA, component and phono AV, RJ45 and a 12V trigger.
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