Hello nerds, kino.

Which is better, TV or projector? Does imax have an opinion?

Here we see looking at the wall in opposition to looking at the panel on the wall.

Here we see a bright lighting condition

>>213664246 (OP)
Projector is obviously better in a room dark enough for it and obviously worse otherwise.

Here we see a lower light condition

projectors seem like toys for dads who don't have enough things to spend money on. I've never seen one outside of a theater that actually looked as good as a normal TV

>>213664357
What’s the resolution and quality difference?

Here's a setup with both

Laser projector looking interesting,

lots of these other newer super short throw projectors closer to the wall getting more brightness

>>213664246 (OP)
I had a projector pointed at the ceiling in my room to watch movies/tv while laying down in bed. Best use I could come up with for it. Otherwise they're cool if you're on a lot of drugs and want to project some nice colours on any random wall.
If your not going to do either of those things id just go with a tv desu.

Is football looking good on the projector?

Cartoons looking good on the projector?

Movies looking good on the tv?

What to project? Not sure about tv episodes, king of the hill here?

This one is nice

backlighting

Football looks different or no?

Kino!

>>213664246 (OP)
TV. There isn't a projector that can match the fidelity that TV's can have. But if video fidelity isn't your thing and you're going for size, projectors are still king.

>>213664246 (OP)
Do you need 100"+, have enough space for proper seating distance, and can control the amount of light in the space? If yes, get a high-end projector. If no to any of those things, just get an OLED TV.

>>213664246 (OP)
I've had a 4k projector for 5 years now. Never going back to TV unless I move and there's no possible layout for it to work. It's awesome. massive blank wall space and blackout curtains. Like going to a small theater every time I watch you tube even.

modern projectors still have -some- downsides but not having a fuckhuge black obelisk marring your room is a winning argument already

Projector if basement without windows. OLED if in normal room with windows.

>>213664246 (OP)
Disregard OP. The image is a flat earth meme in regards to the moon’s light.

If I had high ceilings I'd project onto the ceiling