Lots of people now want to see a movie at home with a simple projector. As a viewer, this allows you to enjoy the ease of watching a picture of your choice on a huge screen while the fact it is a rental ensures that you do not spend too much on buy or upkeep. A home theatre projector has to be simple to prepare, have the ability to read DVDs in addition to other input like from computers, and supply a fantastic sound and video experience. If you are a frequent participant of video games, a short throw projector which has a jack for plugging in video game console input is a definite must have. A projector that permits an individual to connect the sound to a much better audio system to improve viewing pleasure too will be appreciated by people who want a terrific movie viewing experience.
Compact Size
One home theatre projector that satisfies most of these criteria is the Movie Time DV10 from Optima. The protective canvas case supplied with the projector ensures easy storage. The first setup takes time, but afterwards it can be achieved more quickly. The best short throw projector is designed to be put a foot beneath the display, so you will need a table of just the perfect height. This projector that can also be leased has a very short throw lens. This means it can create a massive image from a short distance. However, because the zoom control also is extremely brief, the only way to guarantee an accurate zoom span would be to move the projector.
This projector has an integrated DVD player and speakers. Movie Time offers 852×480 resolutions. Though this is less than HD resolution, the projector can handle HDTV inputs. The home theatre projector can be connected to the HD set-top box using a component video adapter that is supplied in addition to the projector. This adapter has to be plugged into the RGB port which is also used to link to PCs and video games. The sound system is adequate, but people who need a better listening experience have the option of connecting the projector to a superior sound system.
Image Quality
This projector delivers very good quality images. One can choose from a number of current modes. The Movie mode is very good for a home theatre and can be fine tuned to get a much better picture. The colour of the images suggested by this device can be a disappointment unless you are prepared to fine tune the colour preferences. While the Movie Time was able to reproduce deep blacks, a rainbow effect was also observable. There is no false contouring and much detail is visible on the display picture.
