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tsk1979 · 21st November 2005, 16:09

Yes thats true, but the problem with having more lumes is that you also jack up the noise. So your image starts to appear fuzzy. The DLP chip allows the manufacturer to crank up the lumens, but earlier projectors had this limitation. With DLP you have a high "range"
Now a manufacturer may or may not choose to give a high power bulb, but with DLP he has the option to give it.

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tsk1979 Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Noida, New Delhi Posts: 8,666	Yes thats true, but the problem with having more lumes is that you also jack up the noise. So your image starts to appear fuzzy. The DLP chip allows the manufacturer to crank up the lumens, but earlier projectors had this limitation. With DLP you have a high "range" Now a manufacturer may or may not choose to give a high power bulb, but with DLP he has the option to give it. __________________ Reclaiming.....!