Legend of Tarzan (we had an odd yellow-ish color balance through the entire movie) Some Marvel movies like Ant-Man, Guardians 1/2 and Infinity War no other W2000 user will have the same config and conditions, so this is one case where your mileage really will vary. So, I have a Benq W2000 but it's not exactly running in out-of-the-box config and my screen is a homemade 130" scope screen. I get your idea and in theory it's good, but there are so many factors to take into account, as you can probably imagine. ** Please remember to state which machine its on or the thread is pointless ** I basically want to know whether to buy the 3D or 2D version of a film to view on my projector. I don't mind if someone wants to also add an extra line saying that the 3D works great, but the separation could be better or that its spot on. In the same vein if someone else wants to buy it for their 'insert make/model' then they know its amazing. Then if they wish to buy it solely for the Epson then they know not to bother. If I said that Rogue One was unwatchable on an Epson 9300, but someone said it was amazing on their 'insert make/model' then that's fine, but at least people will know that its poor on the Epson. I know that some will be good on some machine and poor on others and vice versa and that is the point of this thread. Some discs will be better than others I know, but its also down to the machine too. I don't care if it has fantastic separation if its unwatchable on my machine due to cross talk. Then I thought it may be a good idea if we had a point of reference for all projectors. Someone asked on the Epson 9/7300 thread if it was good with 3D films and I replied with 'yes' on certain films and 'no' on others.
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