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Panasonic PT-AE4000 Power Overwhelming
Panasonic PT-AE4000 HD LCD Projector?
I'm in the market for a high def projector and this panasonic caught my eye and I've read many good reviews on it, I'm relatively new to projectors. Since it has HDMI connections is it possible to play my PS3 on it with no problem, and would the bulb life be significantly reduced?
Well you happened to come across what I think is one of the best buys in front projectors. A excellent choice, highly recommended. I would also suggest doing a 2:35 to 1 aspect ratio screen since the Panasonic is able to adjust the picture to the aspect ratio being displayed. Yes you will have black bars on the sides of most material but you can easily mask them by using curtains or a masking system.
Don't forget though that the screen has a lot to do with the picture quality as well, and depending on your viewing angles will determine the right gain screen to use. More gain means, less off angle viewing that is possible. My first choice is Stewart Film screens, and then Dalite. The price of a good screen is not cheap so you may also want to see if you can find one used or on sale on Videogon. A good site for high end home theater products.
And yes of course you can use your PS 3, just make sure you use the right settings in the setup menu. The bulb will wear out by how much bright light it is having to reproduce. There are settings on the projectors light output which can ether safe the bulb reducing light output or use the maximum light output giving the best image but using the most bulb life. Choice is yours.
Good Choice
Kevin
40 years high end audio video specialist
