Perfect Tint and Perfect Color options let pretty much anyone

Another area where screen size really counts is in watching 3D — not just because more than one person can see the view without having to be dead-center to get the 3D effect, but because you need “big” in order for the 3D to emphasize itself. Similar to what I said above re: the Mitsubishi versus a projection screen applies here as well; you’re getting the larger view without the light-loss that most front projectors end up causing (especially if you use that $ saving “economy” light mode).



The Perfect Tint and Perfect Color options let pretty much anyone adjust the display to their particular viewing tastes — at least as far as color goes (the Advanced feature is geared for professional installers and shouldn’t be bothered with unless you REALLY know what you’re doing). I’m really pleased at the level of personalization that you can attain using these two modes, and appreciate that the Mitsubishi has them.

A DLP (digital light processing) system can’t handle blacks as well as Plasma does, but compared to those LCDs I’ve been seeing recently (which are pretty good actually), it’s pretty close.