Its grayscale wasn't too close to D65, especially with brighter images. Measurement notes and suggested picture settingsīefore calibration the 2050A's most accurate picture setting was Cinema, which was OK. These shots don't look bad on the Epson, but the shadows are far more gray than on the BenQ, giving the latter a more pleasing look overall. Nidavellir's colorful neutron star and magical effects are brightly offset compared to the darkness of space and the shadows of the forge. Because their light output is roughly the same, this gives the HT2050A a bit more dimensionality to the image and more apparent depth.Ī good example of this is the contrasty scene in Avengers: Infinity War where Thor and his pet rabbit help Tyrion Lannister forge the Stormbreaker battle axe. This is clear when viewing widescreen movies, with the black bars several shades darker on the BenQ.
What's more obvious than the numbers would suggest is how much better the black level, and therefore the contrast ratio, is on the BenQ. This put it at a distant third, so I spent most of my time comparing the Epson and the BenQ.īoth projectors are far brighter than even high-end projectors from a few years ago. Firstly, the Viewsonic was far dimmer, and didn't have the contrast ratio of the other two. Right away the differences were apparent.
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