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SvennoJ on 14 September 2016
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DonFerrari said:
SvennoJ said:

Nothing is perfect yet the E6 comes very close. Burn in is not much of a concern anymore, image retention still happens.
http://televisions.reviewed.com/features/what-to-know-about-oled-screen-burn-in-problems-causes-image-retention

It's also not as bright in HDR, best viewed in a darker environment
http://ca.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/e6

Anyway the 65" E6 is $8000 here lol. Plus I'm used to a 92" projector screen, going down below 85" not really worth that much to me.
I'll just dream of this for a bit longer http://www.sonypremiumhome.com/projectors/VPL-VW5000ES.php
Perhaps I should move the couch halfway forward and save a lot of money :/

Nothing is perfect indeed, but when the work is poor it can get worse.

And yes, since brigthness is lower you may think if you preffer deeper blacks or brighter images, since I can't view in total black I preffer color and lux =p

I would love the projector you put, but it will probably have the worse black on the discussion and even wouldn't have the best brightness, but certainly would be gorgeous... I bought a 1080p Optima projector, the damn thing was gorgeous on 200"

The beauty of that projector is that it is a laser projector, perfect blacks. 5000 lumens is also very bright. Normal home theater projectors are in the 2000 lumen range. You need dark walls etc though, light reflecting back on the screen is what kills the blacks in high contrast scenes.

The E6 has 129 nits max brightness for a full screen, that would be comparable to using a 131" screen with that projector.
http://www.projectorcentral.com/Sony-VPL-VW5000ES-projection-calculator-pro.htm (129cdm is 38fL)
The TV can boost it for smaller portions though (are rather not limit it to protect the tv) to 650 cmd, 189fL -> 58" screen on that projector

OLED is probably still prettier side by side. Hard to choose between immersion (bigger screen) and picture quality (OLED)
Can't afford either right now, 8K for 65" Oled, 10k for 4K LCD projector or 60k for a laser projector ugh.