Mitsubishi HC7000 - Image Quality-4

Posted on November 19, 2008 by Art Feierman

The next set of comparison images is from Space Cowboys. This is a very dark scene with Clint Eastwood, on Blu-ray disc. The photos are intentionally way overexposed. Look for the blacks in the shades, and the details in those shades in the form of the white trim. (At this level of overexposure, don't even worry about the skin tones, as in these type of photos they always look terrible, and way oversaturated/too high contrast).

First image is the HC7000, followed by the Panasonic PT-AE3000U, the Mitsubishi HC6500. Then comes the the Sony VW60. The last two in the sequence are the Sanyo PLV-Z700 and the Epson Home Cinema 1080 UB.

The Mitsubishi HC7000's performance is very good, at revealing details in the window shades, in this very dark scene.

HC7000

PT-AE3000U

HC6500

VPL-VW60

PLV-Z700

PT-AE2000U

HC1080UB

Again, from Space Cowboys, this is a cropped image.

The 1st image from below slider is very bright (so dynamic irises will not be effective). The HC7000 (1st iamage) shows a great deal of detail in the dark areas of the satellite. Again, not the best ever, but very good. Next in the 2nd image, is the Epson Home Cinema 1080 UB. The 3rd and 4th images are the Panasonic PT-AE3000 and the JVC RS1. The 5th and 6th images are the Mitsubishi HC6500 (left), and the Sanyo PLV-Z2000 on the right.

HC7000