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Optoma HD50 review

Optoma HD50 review

Posted on October 1, 2015August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Big, bold and bright – the Optoma HD50 projector’s picture is certainly attention grabbing.

Performance

 A punchy, colourful Blu-ray like Guardians Of The Galaxy looks crisp and exciting through the HD50’s lens, but it’s the vibrant colour palette that really shines through. The yellow jumpsuits, green alien skin and purple-hued explosions are rich and inviting. Lens flares or flashy visual effects shine bright and punch with clarity.
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