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Real Contrast Ratio vs. Projector Specification Contrast Ratio

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Let's look at the idea of a projection system again. A projection system consists of three parts: the projector, the screen and the room. If we consider these three parts and establish values for them, then we can make a reasonable prediction of what our real world Contrast Ratio will be. Further, we will establish what our real world Contrast Ratio needs to be for different projection applications, based on a recent standard developed by Infocomm called PRISC or Projected Image System Contrast Ratio.

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What Is Contrast Ratio and What Does It Mean in the Real World? Part 2

So, what are the causes of poor contrast? Contrast in a projected image can be compromised in two ways: inadequate, or elevated black levels and inadequate white levels. Today's post examines this topic.

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What is Contrast Ratio and What Does It Mean in the Real World? Part 1

In today's post we're going to talk about contrast and contrast ratio in the context of projected video. I'd like to take a moment to go over some video basics and then we'll dive right into Contrast.

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The more of our field of vision that is occupied by an image, the easier it is to suspend disbelief and become engaged with the content being presented. 

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