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| Author | John Archer |
| Published | 20th Jan 2009 |
| Manufacturer | Optoma |
| Price | £207.40 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £243.70 (Inc VAT) |
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Comments for Optoma Pico PK101 Pocket Projector
sugob said on 20th January 2009
Martin Daler said on 20th January 2009
"So why in God's name am I reviewing it?"
so, are you reviewing it in God's name, or in TrustedReview's name? To me it makes a difference.
Darfuria said on 20th January 2009
Can I make a suggestion?
You guys review plenty of cameras - fair enough, some of them come down to this end of the UK so that Cliff can have them, but amongst those of you at the TR office, you must have the odd compact lying around. It'd be great if you could take some test shots of projectors in action and upload pictures, as I've always wanted some sample images of what the projected image looks like.
Gordon said on 20th January 2009
@Darfuria - you know this would have to be taken in the dark, right? And we wouldn't be able to use any flash photography...
If anyone can get a clear shot amongst us only Cliff or Jay can!!
Mathew White said on 21st January 2009
6 pages of review for this item and you couldn't squeeze in a snapshot of the projected image on the office wall?! come on, chaps!
Jay Werfalli said on 21st January 2009
Not that straightforward, but it is possible to take a picture of the projected image in the dark with studio flash, but it'll need to be a longer exposure using a static projected image. However, as we've said in the past, our freelancer (who does not work in our offices) is not commissioned to take photos. That said, we're in the process of getting one in here directly, so if that comes through we'll sort you guys out.
ian-in-northampton said on 21st January 2009
While the review is right to concentrate on performance, I'd like to say that I think it's totally remarkable that something like this can be imagined, let alone built. As a projection industry veteran :-) it seems inconceivable that you can get a light source, modulator, optics and electronics in something this tiny and put ANYTHING on a wall, let alone a half decent picture.
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Might be interesting on a red-eye flight [i.e. dark] & project onto the seat infront [with headset] ...