Assertion: projector | /r/HasProperty | bright
Facets:
value: equally
type: DEGREE
value: as a practical matter
type: MANNER
value: these days
type: TEMPORAL
value: plenty
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Most projectors these days are plenty bright, and I prefer a smooth, uniform image over a few extra footlamberts.
text: While you may not care all that much about the technology under the hood, you’ll still want to make sure that the projector you buy is bright enough and has the right ports for your usage.
text: While some projectors are exceptionally bright and others are great for gaming with lightning quick response times –
text: Getting enough light out of a projector is often the biggest challenge, but remember, it is nearly impossible to get a projector that is too bright.
text: If a projector is ever “too bright,” you can always just turn the brightness down.
text: If you do have a room without blinds, or are trying to project outdoors in daylight, be aware: no projector may be bright enough.
text: What these results confirm is that, as a practical matter, if you're showing primarily black and white images like word processing documents or spreadsheets, DLP and LCD projectors with the same ANSI lumen measurements will both be equally bright.
text: After calibration, Cinema Film 1 on the HW40ES is almost identical to Living Room on the 5030UB: they are similarly bright (CF1 is 1421 lumens while Living Room is 1550).
text: If you’ve got a projector that is nice and bright, and you are using it inside, a smooth white wall should be all you need.
text: A common misconception is that a projector with twice the foot-Lamberts of another projector will be twice as bright.