Optoma HD8600 1080p Home Theater Projector

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[imgl]http://www.projectorcentral.com/img.cfm?pid=5169[/imgl]Optoma has really stepped up its game this year. The HD8600 is, without a doubt, their finest high-end projector so far. It has incredibly high lumen output in Cinema mode, enough to power just about any screen you'd care to use. Contrast is excellent, and the picture looks three-dimensional and life-like. Color is accurate, which is the highest praise we can give. It has interchangeable lenses, making it easy to fit into your theater, and lens shift helps with those last-minute fine-tuning adjustments that always need to be made. Some of the bells and whistles are not quite ready for the limelight; PureMotion is jerky and PureDetail is a little heavy-handed with the edge enhancement. But if all you care about is picture quality, the HD8600 has got it in spades. With an HD8600 and a good calibration, you are well on your way to some of the finest HD home theater money can buy.

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Frame interpolation. This is a tricky category; both projectors feature FI systems, but neither one is what we'd call flawless. The RS25's system is more usable with 30 frame per second content like HD video and DVD, but it is choppy and unreliable with 24 frame per second HD film. The HD8600's system is, to put it bluntly, not very good at anything. While the RS25's system is superior, neither system is usable with 24 frame per second film, so we would hesitate to recommend either one for such use.

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