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In the increasingly advanced technology, many consumers are moving towards larger resolution products in their choice of digital products, so as projectors. This article will talk about how to choose the right resolution for your projector.
The ultimate expression of resolution is: to increase the information-carrying capacity of the display screen. This information-carrying capacity refers to the information expressed in each frame, i.e. higher resolution.
The pixel arrangement of a projector is not like the "flat arrangement" of a TV, it uses the "overlapping arrangement". The red, green and blue sub-pixels do not occupy separate spatial positions on the screen but are superimposed on each other. (Example: 3LCD projector, DLP projector and 3LCOS projector).
The human eye will not see separate color particles of red, green and blue on the projected image from the projector, displaying a less grainy image, as well as no pixel dispersion at the edges of diagonal lines, and the image will be clearer.
Throughout the propaganda of the projector, most projectors boast that they have 1080P resolution, but in the selection, we still need some basic selection ability. Most of the DLP projectors on the market today use 0.33 and 0.47-inch projectors, and the native resolution they correspond to is 720P and 1080P.
Perhaps you see here want to know whether we can choose a single LCD projector, a single LCD projector may have the problem of pixel misalignment in the use, there will be large graininess between pixels, and more dragging in the high-speed movement of the image. If you have no pursuit of resolution and picture quality, and just want to experience the large screen projector, you can try to experience it.
LCOS is also one of the technologies used in some projectors, it has the cheapest native 4K resolution, but considering the economic and cost-effective factors, it will not be a usual choice for most people.
For daily use, it is better to choose cost-effective and durable projectors.
1. Concept of resolution
The ultimate expression of resolution is: to increase the information-carrying capacity of the display screen. This information-carrying capacity refers to the information expressed in each frame, i.e. higher resolution.
2. Pixel arrangement of the projector (sub-pixel)
The pixel arrangement of a projector is not like the "flat arrangement" of a TV, it uses the "overlapping arrangement". The red, green and blue sub-pixels do not occupy separate spatial positions on the screen but are superimposed on each other. (Example: 3LCD projector, DLP projector and 3LCOS projector).
The human eye will not see separate color particles of red, green and blue on the projected image from the projector, displaying a less grainy image, as well as no pixel dispersion at the edges of diagonal lines, and the image will be clearer.
3. Projector selection
Throughout the propaganda of the projector, most projectors boast that they have 1080P resolution, but in the selection, we still need some basic selection ability. Most of the DLP projectors on the market today use 0.33 and 0.47-inch projectors, and the native resolution they correspond to is 720P and 1080P.
Perhaps you see here want to know whether we can choose a single LCD projector, a single LCD projector may have the problem of pixel misalignment in the use, there will be large graininess between pixels, and more dragging in the high-speed movement of the image. If you have no pursuit of resolution and picture quality, and just want to experience the large screen projector, you can try to experience it.
LCOS is also one of the technologies used in some projectors, it has the cheapest native 4K resolution, but considering the economic and cost-effective factors, it will not be a usual choice for most people.
Summary
For daily use, it is better to choose cost-effective and durable projectors.
