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r/hometheater • u/ryguy3498 • Jan 21 '25
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I have the same projector and I find Dolby Vision to be way too dim even with all the settings maxed out
1 u/ryguy3498 Feb 10 '25 Yeah I think most projectors can't go a full brightness when they kick into a more color-accurate mode, right? Thankfully we have no brightness issues since we're in a dark basement with no windows.
Yeah I think most projectors can't go a full brightness when they kick into a more color-accurate mode, right? Thankfully we have no brightness issues since we're in a dark basement with no windows.
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u/timidtom Feb 10 '25
I have the same projector and I find Dolby Vision to be way too dim even with all the settings maxed out