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#11
September 9th 04, 10:04 PM
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Mark Weaver wrote:
"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message news:7U10d.86588 Mark, this is DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY. It is not HD TV I suggest that if you want information on HD TV you go to their newsgroup. I hope you don't go to the Photoshop to buy you milk and corn flakes. I don't think it's off topic at all. Some HDTV sets have memory slots for flash cards and/or DVI connections so you can connect a computer to them. At some point, I'd like a nice, high-res HDTV for digital photo viewing. And, by the way, I think DLP sets have better images than LCD projection sets (though not LCD direct-view sets, but those aren't available in large sizes). But the best way to choose is with your eyes -- wander down to Best Buy and compare the DLP and LCD sets yourself. Mark I have an HD Plasma set. Looks great in HD. I have not bothered to drive it from the computer. -- Joseph E. Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math 
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September 9th 04, 10:30 PM
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Mark Weaver wrote:
"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message news:7U10d.86588 Mark, this is DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY. It is not HD TV I suggest that if you want information on HD TV you go to their newsgroup. I hope you don't go to the Photoshop to buy you milk and corn flakes. I don't think it's off topic at all. Some HDTV sets have memory slots for flash cards and/or DVI connections so you can connect a computer to them. At some point, I'd like a nice, high-res HDTV for digital photo viewing. And, by the way, I think DLP sets have better images than LCD projection sets (though not LCD direct-view sets, but those aren't available in large sizes). But the best way to choose is with your eyes -- wander down to Best Buy and compare the DLP and LCD sets yourself. Mark The fact that you can view photos on the TV doesn't make it related to photography. -- Ben Thomas Opinions, conclusions, and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my firm shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it.
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September 9th 04, 10:30 PM
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Mark Weaver wrote:
"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message news:7U10d.86588 Mark, this is DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY. It is not HD TV I suggest that if you want information on HD TV you go to their newsgroup. I hope you don't go to the Photoshop to buy you milk and corn flakes. I don't think it's off topic at all. Some HDTV sets have memory slots for flash cards and/or DVI connections so you can connect a computer to them. At some point, I'd like a nice, high-res HDTV for digital photo viewing. And, by the way, I think DLP sets have better images than LCD projection sets (though not LCD direct-view sets, but those aren't available in large sizes). But the best way to choose is with your eyes -- wander down to Best Buy and compare the DLP and LCD sets yourself. Mark The fact that you can view photos on the TV doesn't make it related to photography. -- Ben Thomas Opinions, conclusions, and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my firm shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it.
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#14
September 9th 04, 11:32 PM
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Who cares, Plasma sucks, its like looking through a screen door, the pixels
are tooo big so it runs the HDTV quality, the LCDs and DLPs are much better. "BenOne©" wrote in message ... Mark Weaver wrote: "Joseph Meehan" wrote in message news:7U10d.86588 Mark, this is DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY. It is not HD TV I suggest that if you want information on HD TV you go to their newsgroup. I hope you don't go to the Photoshop to buy you milk and corn flakes. I don't think it's off topic at all. Some HDTV sets have memory slots for flash cards and/or DVI connections so you can connect a computer to them. At some point, I'd like a nice, high-res HDTV for digital photo viewing. And, by the way, I think DLP sets have better images than LCD projection sets (though not LCD direct-view sets, but those aren't available in large sizes). But the best way to choose is with your eyes -- wander down to Best Buy and compare the DLP and LCD sets yourself. Mark The fact that you can view photos on the TV doesn't make it related to photography. -- Ben Thomas Opinions, conclusions, and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my firm shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it.
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#15
September 9th 04, 11:32 PM
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Who cares, Plasma sucks, its like looking through a screen door, the pixels
are tooo big so it runs the HDTV quality, the LCDs and DLPs are much better. "BenOne©" wrote in message ... Mark Weaver wrote: "Joseph Meehan" wrote in message news:7U10d.86588 Mark, this is DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY. It is not HD TV I suggest that if you want information on HD TV you go to their newsgroup. I hope you don't go to the Photoshop to buy you milk and corn flakes. I don't think it's off topic at all. Some HDTV sets have memory slots for flash cards and/or DVI connections so you can connect a computer to them. At some point, I'd like a nice, high-res HDTV for digital photo viewing. And, by the way, I think DLP sets have better images than LCD projection sets (though not LCD direct-view sets, but those aren't available in large sizes). But the best way to choose is with your eyes -- wander down to Best Buy and compare the DLP and LCD sets yourself. Mark The fact that you can view photos on the TV doesn't make it related to photography. -- Ben Thomas Opinions, conclusions, and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my firm shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it.
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#16
September 9th 04, 11:32 PM
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Who cares, Plasma sucks, its like looking through a screen door, the pixels
are tooo big so it runs the HDTV quality, the LCDs and DLPs are much better. "BenOne©" wrote in message ... Mark Weaver wrote: "Joseph Meehan" wrote in message news:7U10d.86588 Mark, this is DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY. It is not HD TV I suggest that if you want information on HD TV you go to their newsgroup. I hope you don't go to the Photoshop to buy you milk and corn flakes. I don't think it's off topic at all. Some HDTV sets have memory slots for flash cards and/or DVI connections so you can connect a computer to them. At some point, I'd like a nice, high-res HDTV for digital photo viewing. And, by the way, I think DLP sets have better images than LCD projection sets (though not LCD direct-view sets, but those aren't available in large sizes). But the best way to choose is with your eyes -- wander down to Best Buy and compare the DLP and LCD sets yourself. Mark The fact that you can view photos on the TV doesn't make it related to photography. -- Ben Thomas Opinions, conclusions, and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my firm shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it.
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#17
September 9th 04, 11:34 PM
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"Mark Weaver" wrote in message
... "Joseph Meehan" wrote in message news:7U10d.86588 Mark, this is DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY. It is not HD TV I suggest that if you want information on HD TV you go to their newsgroup. I hope you don't go to the Photoshop to buy you milk and corn flakes. I don't think it's off topic at all. Some HDTV sets have memory slots for flash cards and/or DVI connections so you can connect a computer to them. At some point, I'd like a nice, high-res HDTV for digital photo viewing. And, by the way, I think DLP sets have better images than LCD projection sets (though not LCD direct-view sets, but those aren't available in large sizes). But the best way to choose is with your eyes -- wander down to Best Buy and compare the DLP and LCD sets yourself. Mark You would be right if he had asked about viewing digital images on HDTV, but he didn't. Besides, he'll get better answers on a HDTV group. Mark
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#18
September 10th 04, 02:40 AM
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Jerry wrote:
Who cares, Plasma sucks, its like looking through a screen door, That would be what you see when you use a projector, not a decent plasma. the pixels are tooo big so it runs the HDTV quality, the LCDs and DLPs are much better. Not on a decent plasma. -- Ben Thomas Opinions, conclusions, and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my firm shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it.
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#19
September 10th 04, 02:40 AM
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Jerry wrote:
Who cares, Plasma sucks, its like looking through a screen door, That would be what you see when you use a projector, not a decent plasma. the pixels are tooo big so it runs the HDTV quality, the LCDs and DLPs are much better. Not on a decent plasma. -- Ben Thomas Opinions, conclusions, and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my firm shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it.
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#20
September 10th 04, 04:35 PM
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"mark digital" wrote in message ...
Rant on. More feedback the better. thanks DLP looks fabulous, however, I did not have room for one. Note, DLP only looks fabulous in a narrow cone directly in front of the screen. CCD looks very good and I found one that fit my existing cabinetry. Note LCD only looks very good in a 30 degree cone directly in front of the screen. This is about twice as wide as DLP.
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