Samsung SP-A600 Projector - Image Quality2

Posted on October 17, 2013 by Art Feierman

Again, from Space Cowboys, this is a cropped image. The right side is very bright (so dynamic irises will not be effective). The SP-A600 (top left) has good shadow detail in the dark areas of the satellite, note though, that those areas look darker than on some others. Next to it on the first row, is the Epson Home Cinema 6500UB, Those images are followed by the Sharp XV-Z15000 and the PT-AE3000U (second row). The third row is the Mitsubishi HC6500 (left), and the Sanyo PLV-Z3000 on the right.

SP-A600

Epson_6500UB

XV-Z15000

PT-AE3000U

HC6500

PLV-Z3000

The following images are both the same frame, from Space Cowboys. The first one is slightly overexposed, and the second one, dramatically so. Look in the brown area of the satellite on the left (and elsewhere). The SP-A600 does a very good job. The SP-A600 definitely does a solid job when it comes to shadow detail

SP-A600

Below is a heavily overexposed scene from Lord of the Rings. The overexposure lets you see all the details in the shed on the right, the structure on the left, and the plants and ground along the lower right. The SP-A600U performs very nicely.

SP-A600

PLV-Z700

PT-AE3000U