Hello, I really want an OLED because I like the perfect blacks they can produce for when I'm viewing images with transparent backgrounds. How do projectors compare? Can I use a black "screen" to project on? If a projector has to display an image with a transparent or black background, are those parts illuminated or turned off like in an OLED? thanks.
>>524447509Vacuum tube is still superior.
>>524447509dudeyou should kill yourselfbut ask ai your stupid question first
>>524447509Projector requires a dark room and a uniform white screen. If you cant keep the room dark, then theres no point and you should buy oled. Even if you can keep the room dark, you should figure out if you have enough room for the overhead or underhead projection. If you cant project a screen bigger than most oleds, then its kind of a waste of money. Projectors are also more expensive for the amount of latency and resolution you'll get.
>>524447846Can you answer my questions?
>>524447615No its not, retard
>>524447509My friend bought an oled monitor and it’s dope. I’m a cheap ass and have a FHD because it was a good deal. I dunno go for the oled or maybe ask in /g/.
>>524447621This but postironically.
>>524447509only dead pixels can provide perfect black
>>524447947You have the reading comprehension of a blind nigger with down syndrome. >Can I use a black "screen" to project>uniform WHITE background, WHITEBlack absorbs visual spectra, a laser pointer aimed at an extremely black surface will make the laser pointer disappear.>are those parts illuminatedDo you think a blacklight emits black light?
>>524449021I'm being consensually raped by a tall miku cosplayer right now it's hard to think. >>524449021>laser pointer aimed at an extremely black surface will make the laser pointer disappearThanks I figured black surfaces would mostly absorb light but I'm not familiar enough with projectors to know relative strengths of illumination vs absorption when talking about a normal black surface one can buy at a store and a normal projector one can buy at a store.
>>524449694Black projector screens do exist, but regular paint and black fabrics are terrible, you'll be essentially running your projector at max brightness at all times. those special "black" screens are designed to reflect more light from the leds than ambient light. but that also means that it doesnt work when led lights are polluting your screen or that the max brightness of your projector isnt being reduced.Give up on projectors, you have to actually be competent to set them up correctly.
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