no, only the criss botti is bluray

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Added on June 30, 2008, 11:13 ampaiseh,.. i better make myself clear.
1st pic, hd dvd rip aeon flux, 1080p mkv
2nd pic, bluray rip, CR007, 720p mkv
3rd pic, bluray, chris botti, 1080i

This post has been edited by rx330: Jun 30 2008, 11:13 AM

Normally just adjust on your projector. Most projector should have a profile, so you can save profile 1 for PS3 Blu-ray, profile 2 for PS3 DVD etc... I use 2 profile for my PC, one is for range 16-235 and another for 0-255.

brothers of metal!!

share with me your hd65 settings...so many sub-menus ler...confused here...hehe

I do hope to see more shots on your HD65 setting. Pls also elaborate briefly on your room environment too.

is there an accurate setting for camera aperture and speed that im suppose to shoot for a darker room. its pointless to take photo that cannot create the actual scene colour .

i thought i read somewhere in AVS b4, need to find first.

i think different ambient light have different camera setting.

flying daggers, 720p, mkv - seems not sharp cos shooting on naked wall!! and also maybe not properly aligned.
using std cinema setting

Try this setting:

Set your camera to AV mode.
Set to :ISO 100
Apperture : F 2.8 to 3.5
Use tripod.

kekekek, i dem like this pic i took, lucky shot
but senget manyak...

Using LX2 to tk this? Very nice shot. Btw, to make more informative for other users, can state the setting of the cam, the room environment (darkened, ambient light, etc) and your HD65 setting

LX2 lor... wah lan.. post pic still so mah fan ar

That's why I mentioned 'if possible'... sharing info is good mah.

u din see if possible ler..
i have set 2 settings as well like htkaki , one for night time viewing, one for daytime
i think i really need a roller blind to replace the current vertical blind for daytime viewing

to get a reasonable screenshot, I'd suggest following:
1. use tripod
2. set on AP or manual exposure and use at least F8-F16, preferably smallest aperture
3. then underexpose little bit by 1/3 or 1/2 stop to get darker blacks cos auto metering will overexpose slightly due to inclusion of black border
4. use ISO 400-800 so that exposure time is bearable, maybe 1 sec.
5. use self-timer to trigger shot
6. do several shots with slight exposure changes.

a lot of lights entering your living area?

ycs, thanks for the tip, but hor.. i dunno how to access those settings ler..

htkaki, the side wall is the balcony door ler.. u say got light or not

hope u all can understand Super-Wide better. copy & paste info :






"5. Super Wide is default at Off. To activate it, select Auto, then set the Zoom feature to 1. HD65 will then automatically detects the content, if 16x9, it masks off top and bottom 5% to show the "action safe" area with a near 2.0:1 ratio. If 2.35 content, it takes the 2.0:1 portion of the 2.35 and fill the 1280x640 area, so we get 100-lines more of vertical resolution than a plain 2.35:1 image (1280x544). So now we have "constant height" and "constant width" for both 16x9 and 2.35:1 movies. So the average consumer will no longer be confused as to why some movies fill the screen, and some movie has black bars at top/bottom.

6. The 2.0:1 provides a good wide viewing vista for more Cinemascope feeling without expensive 16x9 lens. With <$999, consumer gets a "budget minded CHT".

Super Wide works well, especially, with 1080i source, where 100-lines more resolution is used to interpret the 1080i/p contents.

It's best to use a 2.0:1 screen to mask out the unused pixels to enjoy the 2.0:1 Cinemascope feeling.

If user don't like it, they can always disable that, and HD65 performs like any 720p 16x9 projector does."

too bad, should have known this before buying the screen for superwide. mine is only 16:9

by the way, someone did mentioned that HD65 can save different profiles for the different sources. where the hell is this found in the Menu , i can't find it.

Do u guys see any different in Image AI.

I dont think the accuracy of the photo can be similar to the projection video colour. A lot depend on which camera also. try using Lomo camera , hehe... hybrid colour some more. Good camera and perfect setting make good production than a few hundred dollars compact camera. i guess not waste time comparing it .

last time people were saying fuji is greener than kodak. I guess there must be a discussion on different camera brand as well .

What we can do is make arrangement with ourselves and have a tour to compare the exact projection colour.

This post has been edited by hackwire: Jul 2 2008, 06:41 PM

Image AI is the 'booster' for contrast. However, it has to sacrifice the bulb's life since it wont be running in eco mode.

I on AI ... to me contracts improved

the bulk lifespan?? not bothering me ...as I own-ed it for 3moons oledi not even 50jam used

so 1 year most properly about 200-250jam

just like my previous 2 biji pj

i dun see difference in AI on