Проектор Panasonic PT-AE8000 1920x1080 (Full HD), 2400 лм, LCD, 8.7 кг — 16 отзывов, плюсы и минусы
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- LCD
- 1920x1080 (Full HD)
- 3D
- 2400лм
- 8.7 кг
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Спектроник-2TXML
02.10.2017
9.4/10
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отличная модель
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- - Большой
Великолепная, глубокая картинка, отлично работает сглаживание, тихий, широкоугольный отличный объектив - актуально в маленьких квартирах. Смотрю 106" и 2.5 - 3 метров
Небулоид-1TNJC
02.10.2017
9.4/10
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Великолепно
отличная модель
- + Тихий с потрясающей картинкой
- - Большой
Великолепная, глубокая картинка, отлично работает сглаживание, тихий, широкоугольный отличный объектив - актуально в маленьких квартирах. Смотрю 106" и 2.5 - 3 метров
Небулоид-1ACTH
07.03.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
In response to some of the interesting customer comments on the Panasonic PT-AE8000U Projector, please consider a few things such as the lighting in your viewing environment, the correct calibration, and of course a very reputable review attached here from ProjectorCentral.com, comparing the Panasonic PT-AE8000U vs. the Epson 5020UB, where it seems to come down to personal taste. Visit: "projectorcentral.com/epson_5020_vs_panasonic_ae8000"
By the way, in response to David Freeman... I've been extremely pleased with the "Peerless PRGUNV Precision Gear Universal Projector Mount - Black" (~$90) for normal ceiling mount.
From ProjectorCentral.com (November 7, 2012):
The most obvious competition in home theater this year is between the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5020UB / 5020UBe and the Panasonic PT-AE8000, another sub-$3000 1080p 3D LCD projector released this year. With similar specifications and features at a similar price point, the two are going to go head-to-head for the attention and dollars of many home theater consumers this year. Below are the most important differences between the two.
Shootout Comparison
2D Image quality. (DRAW) Our comparison uses the AE8000's Cinema 2 mode and the 5020UBe's Cinema mode, which are (a) very similar and (b) the best images that the projectors can produce for home theater use. The 5020UBe has a slight black level advantage over the AE8000. Both projectors have sufficient brightness, excellent color, and razor-sharp pictures. It is becoming more and more difficult to make a distinction between two projectors, especially two projectors exhibiting this high level of polish. We're ready to call this a draw.
3D Image quality. (Panasonic) As 3D is newer and less established than 2D, there are still some important differences in these two projectors' 3D images. The AE8000 has a number of interesting features such as 3D Depth Control and 3D Motion Remaster that make it easier to watch 3D comfortably, and Frame Creation is available in 3D on the AE8000. The 5020UBe does not have these features and 3D Frame Interpolation is not available. On the other hand, the 5020UBe has radio-frequency synchronized glasses, while the AE8000 uses infrared. RF glasses are less prone to interference and losing synchronization than their IR counterparts. The AE8000's glasses have a 3D-to-2D function, which is a nice touch if you want to watch in 3D but someone else in your household prefers 2D. Neither projector needs an outboard signal emitter. Both projectors do an outstanding job of controlling crosstalk, but we were more likely to see slight crosstalk on the 5020UBe than on the AE8000.
Light output. (DRAW) While there was a light output difference between the AE7000 and 5010, that difference has been eliminated in these new models. In Dynamic mode, the AE8000 measures 2471 lumens; the 5020UBe measures 2432 lumens. Living Room mode on the 5020UBe measures 1725 lumens after calibration while Cinema 2 mode on the AE8000 measures 1612 lumens. Cinema 1 mode on the AE8000 measures 822 lumens to the 5020UBe's 914 lumens in Cinema mode. These differences -- all under 150 lumens -- are near invisible to the human eye. They are functionally irrelevant.
Contrast. (DRAW Epson) We've come to the point where you can safely ignore contrast differences on spec sheets. The 5020UBe is rated at 320,000:1 on/off contrast, while the AE8000 is rated at 500,000:1. However, the 5020UBe has a more aggressive auto iris. The difference boils down to a small black level advantage for the 5020UBe in most scenes. Both projectors maintain shadow detail exceptionally well.
Color. (DRAW) Neither projector is perfect out of the box, but both of them calibrate very well. This is a tie.
Sharpness and clarity. (DRAW Epson) The AE8000 and 5020UBe both have smart sharpening systems (the AE8000's is called Detail Clarity instead of Super Resolution) but Super Resolution on the 5020UBe seems more aggressive than Detail Clarity on the AE8000. That could be good or bad, depending on how much you enjoy the effect.
Frame Interpolation. (Panasonic) Both FI systems have three settings, but the AE8000 has an edge in maintaining the film-like character of the picture on its lowest setting. Even on the 5020UBe's Low setting, there is still a touch of the digital video effect that one can see. The AE8000's FI system is also available in 3D.
Placement Flexibility. (Epson?) Both projectors feature extensive zoom range and lens shift. The 5020UBe has an incrementally larger shift range while the AE8000 has powered zoom and focus. While both projectors can be focused to razor-sharp clarity, the powered focus helps to get your focus adjustments done quickly. On the other hand, the larger shift range of the 5020UBe makes it easier to mount.
2.4x Cinemascope compatibility. (Panasonic) The AE8000 has an anamorphic stretch m
By the way, in response to David Freeman... I've been extremely pleased with the "Peerless PRGUNV Precision Gear Universal Projector Mount - Black" (~$90) for normal ceiling mount.
From ProjectorCentral.com (November 7, 2012):
The most obvious competition in home theater this year is between the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5020UB / 5020UBe and the Panasonic PT-AE8000, another sub-$3000 1080p 3D LCD projector released this year. With similar specifications and features at a similar price point, the two are going to go head-to-head for the attention and dollars of many home theater consumers this year. Below are the most important differences between the two.
Shootout Comparison
2D Image quality. (DRAW) Our comparison uses the AE8000's Cinema 2 mode and the 5020UBe's Cinema mode, which are (a) very similar and (b) the best images that the projectors can produce for home theater use. The 5020UBe has a slight black level advantage over the AE8000. Both projectors have sufficient brightness, excellent color, and razor-sharp pictures. It is becoming more and more difficult to make a distinction between two projectors, especially two projectors exhibiting this high level of polish. We're ready to call this a draw.
3D Image quality. (Panasonic) As 3D is newer and less established than 2D, there are still some important differences in these two projectors' 3D images. The AE8000 has a number of interesting features such as 3D Depth Control and 3D Motion Remaster that make it easier to watch 3D comfortably, and Frame Creation is available in 3D on the AE8000. The 5020UBe does not have these features and 3D Frame Interpolation is not available. On the other hand, the 5020UBe has radio-frequency synchronized glasses, while the AE8000 uses infrared. RF glasses are less prone to interference and losing synchronization than their IR counterparts. The AE8000's glasses have a 3D-to-2D function, which is a nice touch if you want to watch in 3D but someone else in your household prefers 2D. Neither projector needs an outboard signal emitter. Both projectors do an outstanding job of controlling crosstalk, but we were more likely to see slight crosstalk on the 5020UBe than on the AE8000.
Light output. (DRAW) While there was a light output difference between the AE7000 and 5010, that difference has been eliminated in these new models. In Dynamic mode, the AE8000 measures 2471 lumens; the 5020UBe measures 2432 lumens. Living Room mode on the 5020UBe measures 1725 lumens after calibration while Cinema 2 mode on the AE8000 measures 1612 lumens. Cinema 1 mode on the AE8000 measures 822 lumens to the 5020UBe's 914 lumens in Cinema mode. These differences -- all under 150 lumens -- are near invisible to the human eye. They are functionally irrelevant.
Contrast. (DRAW Epson) We've come to the point where you can safely ignore contrast differences on spec sheets. The 5020UBe is rated at 320,000:1 on/off contrast, while the AE8000 is rated at 500,000:1. However, the 5020UBe has a more aggressive auto iris. The difference boils down to a small black level advantage for the 5020UBe in most scenes. Both projectors maintain shadow detail exceptionally well.
Color. (DRAW) Neither projector is perfect out of the box, but both of them calibrate very well. This is a tie.
Sharpness and clarity. (DRAW Epson) The AE8000 and 5020UBe both have smart sharpening systems (the AE8000's is called Detail Clarity instead of Super Resolution) but Super Resolution on the 5020UBe seems more aggressive than Detail Clarity on the AE8000. That could be good or bad, depending on how much you enjoy the effect.
Frame Interpolation. (Panasonic) Both FI systems have three settings, but the AE8000 has an edge in maintaining the film-like character of the picture on its lowest setting. Even on the 5020UBe's Low setting, there is still a touch of the digital video effect that one can see. The AE8000's FI system is also available in 3D.
Placement Flexibility. (Epson?) Both projectors feature extensive zoom range and lens shift. The 5020UBe has an incrementally larger shift range while the AE8000 has powered zoom and focus. While both projectors can be focused to razor-sharp clarity, the powered focus helps to get your focus adjustments done quickly. On the other hand, the larger shift range of the 5020UBe makes it easier to mount.
2.4x Cinemascope compatibility. (Panasonic) The AE8000 has an anamorphic stretch m
Кронос-3HRDB
05.12.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Excellent projector, easy to install and great colors and imaging.
No comparison to the Yamaha I had, thou when I bought it several years ago it was top of the line.
Received complete with the 2 #D glasses in two shipments, good follow up service
No comparison to the Yamaha I had, thou when I bought it several years ago it was top of the line.
Received complete with the 2 #D glasses in two shipments, good follow up service
Супернова-1JRZZ
18.10.2015
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
This mount was not designed for the Panasonic PT-AE8000/U. The support is off balance of the projector's center of gravity causing it to tilt significantly. Over tightening the wing nut will not work nor should it ever be a solution for anything. The mount is of sturdy construction and is still going strong after 2 years. I use a piece of 2x4 and some shims to level the projector due to the poor design.
ТерраБот-7AHFI
25.10.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I bought this as a birthday/retirement gift for my husband, and it makes 2D look great, as well as the 3D videos, The neighbors love movie night at our house!
НаноПилигрим-9MGKB
06.02.2015
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Great solid unit... loaded with features the lens shift is a sweet perk...
pros:
Quality video
crisp images
great helpful setup features
medium throw unit with great screen coverage
Cons:
Low lumen output
large sized unit (bulky)
Outputs/ inputs located rear of unit...
pros:
Quality video
crisp images
great helpful setup features
medium throw unit with great screen coverage
Cons:
Low lumen output
large sized unit (bulky)
Outputs/ inputs located rear of unit...
ТехноНаблюдатель-4FBPD
23.09.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I had high expectations when I decided on this projector and I was not let down. I ordered the projector before I even had a screen. I put the projectors image on a bare beige wall and zoomed to the perfect size for a screen which just happened to be 115 in. diagonal. I used the wall for the three weeks it took to get my screen and I was astonished at how good it looked. Once I got the screen all I can say is the projector is everything its advertised to be. The images look as good as my 65 in. plasma TV. Setup was a snap. It was really very easy to use lens shift and zoom to fit it properly to my screen and focus was just as simple. I only wish I had bought this setup a couple years ago!
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