Mitsubishi HC3 – Setup Posted on October 25, 2013 By Art Feierman 1. Mitsubishi HC3 – Overview - Mitsubishi HC3 - Layout - Mitsubishi HC3 - Image Quality2. Mitsubishi HC3 – Overview 2 - Pixelization, the Screendoor Effect - Color handling3. Mitsubishi HC3 – Image Quality1 - Screen recommendations - Mitsubishi HC3 - Performance - Projector Remote: - Projector Noise Levels4. Mitsubishi HC3 – Performance - Projector Remote - Projector Noise Levels5. Projector Menus - Projector Menus - Light leakage - Lamp Life6. Mitsubishi HC3 – Setup7. Mitsubishi HC3 – Warranty8. Mitsubishi HC3 – Summary, Pros, Cons - Pros - Cons - Typical Setup is a snap. If you are feeding the HC-3 projector a component video signal, just use the provided adapter cable. It plugs into the standard computer port (HD15 connector), and has 3 RCA female jacks on the other end. That’s exactly what you need to hook up a standard component cable to the projector. You can power up, from the remote, or the control panel. Once you have a video source on the screen, I suggest you go into the Image and Feature menu’s and play with the Cinema, Color Matrix, and Color Temperture controls to get a feel of the range of adjustments. You’ve got dynamic settings as well as video and theater, the dynamic will really help out if you are fighting a lot of ambient light, and unlike many projectors dynamic settings, this one doesn’t seem to particularly sacrifice color accuracy. 1. Mitsubishi HC3 – Overview - Mitsubishi HC3 - Layout - Mitsubishi HC3 - Image Quality2. Mitsubishi HC3 – Overview 2 - Pixelization, the Screendoor Effect - Color handling3. Mitsubishi HC3 – Image Quality1 - Screen recommendations - Mitsubishi HC3 - Performance - Projector Remote: - Projector Noise Levels4. Mitsubishi HC3 – Performance - Projector Remote - Projector Noise Levels5. Projector Menus - Projector Menus - Light leakage - Lamp Life6. Mitsubishi HC3 – Setup7. Mitsubishi HC3 – Warranty8. Mitsubishi HC3 – Summary, Pros, Cons - Pros - Cons - Typical Projector Menus Mitsubishi HC3 – Warranty
