Uhd Panasonic Video Laser Projector

I tested this lens out of the box as soon as it was delivered and I was impressed. My UHD 24p video from my Panasonic GH5 looks crisp, sharp, colors look fantastic. This lens is light, too! The aperture ring is not declicked, however, if you turn it carefully you can get exposure between marked F stops. I am glad I purchased this and I hope it holds up over time.

The EF12 Smart Streaming Laser Projector is better than I expected. The clarity, color, video speed, sound quality and easy to setup. The projector is exactly what I have been looking to buy for years. I also purchased the carrying case and it is worth the money. I expected a cheap bag, this is very high quality. I have recommended this projector to my family and friends. I can wait for summer for outdoor movie night in the backyard.

I have a Panasonic BluRay player that I love... however, after being forced to get a 4K TV when my beloved 1080p LG TV died, my blu ray discs looked awful on the 4K display. I'm not interested in re-buying my collection on UHD, and the vast majority aren't available in that format anyway. So I took the plunge and purchased the UB820 with the hope that I would upscale better than the TV hardware... I am pleased to say that it definitely does and my blu ray discs look wonderful again. I did purchase a few 4K UHD discs and they of course look amazing as well.

This projector is Epson's mid level Pro UHD projector. It replaces the Epson Home Cinema 3700 with a few upgrades. This new 3800 has 4k HDR10 and does the full 18gbps @60hz. Its a wonderful value for what you get with 3000 lumens of brightness, 100,000:1 contrast ratio, horizontal and vertical lens shift. Its a great value for its price range.

Cleaned up multiple EDID problems between an UHD disk player and a 4K Sony projector.  The Atlona help line was fantastic.  The technician could be reached instantly, was extremely knowledgeable and very gracious.  This is a great product from a company offering world class technical guidance.

This small but very inexpenxive projector is absolutely the best projector you can purcahse for the money. I had an $1800 high end Panasonic Projector which died on me just after the 2 yr. warranty expired. I replaced it with this Optoma HD66 Unit for only $and have found that it provides a very comparable viewing experience, very easy to setup and operate, and is even 3D ready. Unbelievable value for the price. I would recommend this to anyone.

I had some trepidation about the cost of this UHD player. Prior experience with Panasonic products swayed my decision. I am more than satisfied. The unit is solidly constructed. Operation is exceptionally smooth and quiet. The simple act of placing a disk in the tray conveys the attention to detail that went into the design. Response time from disk insertion to being ready to play is quick enough given the metadata that must be read and processed. Having a separate HDMI channel for audio processing gives superb audio to accompany the equally superb video rendition on a 4K OLED television.

I tested this lens right out of the box with my Panasonic GH5 and I was pleasantly surprised by the image quality at UHD, 24p, 422 10 bit ALL-I. The image and colors were crisp and clear and the shallow depth of field at F2 looked fabulous. This is a small and light lens, great for handheld, up close work. If this lens holds up well over moderate use, I got the bargain of the century!

I own a Oppo UHD-205. Since Oppo stopped selling them, they now sell used for close to triple their initial retail price. Even so, I'm not going to let go of the Oppo anytime soon. The one reason is it supports far more disk formats. If all it would take from Panasonic is a firmware update that should do it now. A good SACD is such a joy to hear. The lack of CD and SACD support the only factor holding me back from this Panasonic. But perhaps that is a good thing for us Oppo owners. There's a reason the Oppo UDH-205 is selling at such high prices. Panasonic could ruin that in short order if they added more disk options. Never Mind!

I have made the transition to 4K UHD with a pair of Panasonic DMC-FZ1000 cameras and I needed something to view footage in the field. I edit on an Apple iMac and had been looking at an Apple Cinema Display, but after researching for awhile, I bought a Samsung U28D590 28 4K 60Hz 1ms Gaming Widescreen LED Monitor locally. How to connect them together? This was a no-brainer. I went straight to bhphotovideo dot com. Much higher resolution and it worked straight out the box@