50 inch Panny Viera 800u VS Pioneer KURO PDP-5020FD

[Member-38947]

I noticed motion blur on the Bravia's also. That's because they are 8MS, copared to 4MS, and plasmas are 2, which is too small of a difference for the human eye to notice.

[DBlackGT]

Originally Posted by Metal425

I saw my friends last year model, or the year before last years model and his 50" Samsung DLP, it LOOKS AMAZING with Blu-Ray.

Here's a Screen shot of it.

Yes it does look good but the Samsung LN52A650 was not out at that time was it? and now since it is, imho it would blow the doors off an older DLP tv

[UPSandy]

Originally Posted by Metal425

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVw_VvFcV1U

my tv doesnt do that.....but ok

[DBlackGT]

Originally Posted by Metal425

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVw_VvFcV1U

That plasma must of not been broken in properly or something. Or some other setting is turned on that shouldnt be. Its especially weird that its a Panny too. They are one of the best.

[FilmMaster]

Originally Posted by DBlackGT

Yes it does look good but the Samsung LN52A650 was not out at that time was it? and now since it is, imho it would blow the doors off an older DLP tv

The key word being older...

[DBlackGT]

Originally Posted by FilmMaster

The key word being older...

Yes because he was comparing it to the older DLP. In my opinion I still think the LCD is a better choice. But thats just my opinion. Im not even in this fight haha, I have a plasma. But from my experience and opinion I have always seen better pictures on the best LCD's compared to DLP's. Now if it were one of samsungs lower end tv's id probably lean more towards DLP, but the A650 and up are totally amazing when it comes to picture quality

[FilmMaster]

Originally Posted by DBlackGT

Yes because he was comparing it to the older DLP. In my opinion I still think the LCD is a better choice. But thats just my opinion. Im not even in this fight haha, I have a plasma. But from my experience and opinion I have always seen better pictures on the best LCD's compared to DLP's. Now if it were one of samsungs lower end tv's id probably lean more towards DLP, but the A650 and up are totally amazing when it comes to picture quality

The new Samsung LED DLP's at 61" and 67" beat the 650 hands down.

[Member-38947]

Originally Posted by FilmMaster

If this is any indication...my first serious consideration over the course of many months of research was LCD. I was sold on the Sony XBR5 until I began to notice the motion blur. I then moved onto plasma and was sold on the Pioneer Kuro, but eventually passed do to the price and weight. I then settled on the 61" Samsung 1080p LED DLP. Having researched and tested various models and display technologies...I have never been happier with a purchase. I now have the perfect set. Yes, it isn't as thin as a flat panel but it is still very skinny. Perfect picture with no problems whatsoever.

No motion blur...
No phosphor trails...
No burn in...
No IR...

No Rainbow Effect?

[Member-38947]

Originally Posted by UPSandy

my tv doesnt do that.....but ok

Pioneers are supossedly worse with green ghosting then Panasonic's too. Do you play any games?

[UPSandy]

yeah all the time.....its a quality tv my friend

[Member-38947]

Originally Posted by UPSandy

yeah all the time.....its a quality tv my friend

Lmfao, you don't understand.. Panasonic is quality to.. you hear?
It's not a problem with the panel, it's just a problem with the Plasma Technology in general.

[Member-38947]

Ok, now I'm very confused. I have one person saying DLP will blow it out of the water, and another person saying the A650 will blow it out of the water too..lol

[DBlackGT]

Originally Posted by FilmMaster

The new Samsung LED DLP's at 61" and 67" beat the 650 hands down.

See this kind of thread is going to get the OP nowhere haha. He should just go look at them for himself.

Its just like saying my favorite team is the best and will beat any team hands down. Everything is a matter of opinion in the OP eyes, you know?

[FilmMaster]

Originally Posted by Metal425

No Rainbow Effect?

None at all. The major issue behind the rainbow effect is the color wheel which spins. The LED models have no color wheel.

[Member-38947]

Yeah, I understand.. but one obviously has to have better picture quality, and better colors...I just want something with vibrant colors, and something pretty cheap.. how much do you think the A650 will drop around Christmas time..? That's when I'm going to be picking up my new set.

[UPSandy]

panny and pio are both quality i know that....i just dont get all these burn-in and phospher worries....ive never once experienced these problems on mine or any of my friends.........im starting to think its an urban legend

[DBlackGT]

http://reviews.cnet.com/best-lcd-tvs/

http://reviews.cnet.com/best-rear-projection-hdtvs/

Take a look at both those pages, they rate both the DLP and LCD tv's your looking at as the best in their catagory, respectively.

[Member-38947]

Originally Posted by FilmMaster

None at all. The major issue behind the rainbow effect is the color wheel which spins. The LED models have no color wheel.

Oh, yeah.. haha sorry about that.. should of known.. but I'm VERY NEW to the DLP Technology... that's awesome...it sounds like a great set. How's the detail quality on a 1080p source, like a Blu-Ray movie?

[Member-38947]

Originally Posted by UPSandy

panny and pio are both quality i know that....i just dont get all these burn-in and phospher worries....ive never once experienced these problems on mine or any of my friends.........im starting to think its an urban legend

Lol.. it's not.. your eyes just can't see it then. Some eyes are more sensitive then others.

[UPSandy]

its not the technology of 10 years ago....its much improved....im telling ya unless you leave the screen paused for 24 hours your not going to get burn in on the newer quality plasmas