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Home Cinema Projectors 2D and 3D high–definition dedicated home
theater projector with THX certification
and Ultra Black levels. 
Bring the movie theater experience home with the Home Cinema 5030UB. Experience incredible cinematic adventures with 2D and 3D, Full HD 1080p performance. Movies, sporting events and video games virtually jump off the screen with 2400 lumens of color brightness and 2400 lumens of white brightness.1 Get deep black levels with a contrast ratio up to 600,000:1. Horizontal and vertical lens shift and a 2.1x zoom ratio ensure setup flexibility in difficult installation environments. And, THX display certification, the performance benchmark recognized by consumers and professionals, ensures natural textures, and a film–like movie experience. Plus, two pairs of RF 3D glasses are included, so you're always ready for exciting 3D experiences. Key Features Up to 3x Brighter Colors with Epson2 

Brilliant image quality requires high color brightness. Epson 3LCD projectors have up to 3x Brighter Colors than leading competitive projectors.2

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Product Description & Features

• One measurement of brightness is not enough — look for both high color brightness and high white brightness

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Color Brightness: 2400 lumens1
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• Exquisite detail — up to 600,000:1 contrast ratio, plus Super–resolution technology

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• Built–in color modes — choose from one of four special color modes optimized for different content and settings.

• Outstanding support — two–year limited warranty and toll-free support 



The Epson HC Model Comparison Projector Models HC500 HC725HD HC730HD HC2000 HC2030 HC8345 HC3020/e HC5030/e Color Brightness 2600 2800 3000 1800 2000 1800 2300 2400 White Brightness 2600 2800 3000 1800 2000 1800 2300 2400 Native resolution 800x600 720p 720p 1080p 1080p 1080p 1080p 1080p Contrast ratio Up to
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widescreen 3D wirelessHD 1 Color brightness (color light output) and white brightness (white light output) will vary depending on usage conditions. Color light output measured in accordance with IDMS 15.4; white light output measured in accordance with ISO 21118. 

2 Compared to leading 1-chip DLP Home Entertainment Projectors. Epson 720p projectors are 3x Brighter; Epson 1080p projectors are consistently 2x and up to 3x Brighter. Based on NPD data, July 2011 through June 2012. Color brightness (color light output) measured in accordance with IDMS 15.4. Color brightness will vary depending on usage conditions. 



WHAT'S IN THE BOX
 * PowerLite Home Cinema 5030UB projector
 * Power cord
 * Two HDMI cable clamps
 * Remote control with AA batteries
 * CD-ROM with users guide link
 * Two pairs of RF 3D glasses
 * 3D glasses charging cable
 * Quick Setup Guide

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 My room does have some light leak as it is a loft with windows (do have room darkening blinds tho), and we can easily see the image during the day. Night time viewing is obviously better, but this one does pretty well with some light leak. Lens shift. This one is HUGE

 Lens shift. This one is HUGE. I was able to center the projector and the screen with just a little effort, so I did not need to use any digital image manipulation (keystone, etc) to get a good image. I did use the zoom and vertical lens shift to span the 120" screen and lower the image since my projector is mounted 6" from the ceiling, as is my screen

 I was able to center the projector and the screen with just a little effort, so I did not need to use any digital image manipulation (keystone, etc) to get a good image. I did use the zoom and vertical lens shift to span the 120" screen and lower the image since my projector is mounted 6" from the ceiling, as is my screen. The amount of horizontal and vertical lens shift is absolutely fantastic with this projector! You can offset very easily if needed! 3D performance. I never experienced 3D in a home theater before, and I was fairly impressed with the ease of which this worked

 The amount of horizontal and vertical lens shift is absolutely fantastic with this projector! You can offset very easily if needed! 3D performance. I never experienced 3D in a home theater before, and I was fairly impressed with the ease of which this worked. I still have some tweaking to do on the image quality, but out of the box, this had pretty solid performance. 2 pairs of 3D glasses are included and they automatically pair when charged and powered on

Excellent first projector!

 Warranty and support is two years parts and labor with a great two year rapid replacement program if you have a warranty issue. A lot of the competition comes with a single year warranty and no replacement program. Too bad. Brightness is a key strength for both 2D and 3D viewing

 The Epson approaches 700 lumens calibrated and has about 2,000 wall-melting lumens in its brightest mode and that's even after adjusting the mode for a better picture. All in all, that means large screens are fine for 2D and even 3D looks fine at 124 inches diagonal, although like your local Cineplex it could still be a little brighter. That's all the time for this shorter video. Bottom line, the just over $2,500 price translates into a great value as it buys you a projector with lots of lumens for theaters or for other films

 Too bad. Brightness is a key strength for both 2D and 3D viewing. The Epson approaches 700 lumens calibrated and has about 2,000 wall-melting lumens in its brightest mode and that's even after adjusting the mode for a better picture. All in all, that means large screens are fine for 2D and even 3D looks fine at 124 inches diagonal, although like your local Cineplex it could still be a little brighter

Epson Home Cinema 5030UB Projector Overview by Projector Reviews TV

 But the glasses for this model are lighter and the 3D quality is just great. I'd so rather wait out the Blu Ray than go out to a theater. In fact, I paid $47 for two tickets for the latest Jurassic World movie and I know the Blu Ray will have 9 hours of extra footage, 3 discs and I get to keep it, for probably half that price. And no one will be checking their texts around me or kicking my chair! BTW, my set up is for a 140" screen

 Very little crosstalk if at all in some features. I was a little disappointment that the glasses from the 3010 do not work with this as I purchased several extra. But the glasses for this model are lighter and the 3D quality is just great. I'd so rather wait out the Blu Ray than go out to a theater

Fantastic Upgrade From the 3010 - 3D Quality Has Greatly Improved

 I was blown away by my 8350. It was as crisp as my old (early 2000's) 32" Vizio 1080p TV, yet it threw a picture that covered my entire wall.  When I first got my 5030UB, I didnt have that same blown away effect. It had the same resolution after all

After 4 years of daily use and 4 years of tech advances, its still a great projector

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Wirecutter

The Home Cinema 5050UB supports HDR and wide color gamut technologies, but it can’t match the detail or contrast of the best 4K projectors.

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 And speaking of adjustments, this is easily one of the most versatile projectors I've ever reviewed on the channel. Not only does it have a motorized lens as I mentioned, but it allows huge vertical and horizontal lens shift adjustments. So for instance, you could technically put this projector in the back corner of your room and use horizontal lens shift to move the image over to the screen without using Keystone. and it offers so much vertical Lin shift that you don't even have to mount it to the ceiling

 and going back to the features of this projector, this brings me to my next point which is Hdmi Cec. So this projector has one of the best implementations of Hdmi Cec that I've seen on a projector and by best implementation I mean that it simply has it and it works. I Don't know why every projector doesn't have this, considering how convenient it is. Okay, so now I know you're probably thinking I'm an Epson fanboy now and that this projector doesn't have any flaws

 all right. As far as ports on the back, you're gonna have an optical HDMI port so that's basically going to be a USB port that you're gonna use if you're using an optical cable. You also get two HDMI 2.0 ports which is really nice so it now supports 4k HDR at 60 frames per second, a USB type a port that you can use for power service port, a land port that can be used to control the projector remotely, a VGA port Rs-232 and a 12-volt trigger

 in a box you get a QuickStart guide, a backlit remote, batteries, a power cord, and of course the projector. and I Do have to say that I like the design of this projector. the only thing I'd like to change is that it be black instead of white but you have to spend another thousand dollars for the 60 50 you betta get a black body on the front. You have your lens IR sensor and your vents and what's nice is that the lens has a built-in motorized lens cover that automatically opens and closes when you turn the projector on or off

 So one thing that I didn't like about the auto iris on some of the DLP projectors was that the lamp dimming was too slow and it was really noticeable. But the auto iris on this projector was fast enough that I didn't find it too distracting. and going back to the features of this projector, this brings me to my next point which is Hdmi Cec. So this projector has one of the best implementations of Hdmi Cec that I've seen on a projector and by best implementation I mean that it simply has it and it works

Epson 5050ub Review - The Best Projector For 4K Gaming

The space is a lot quieter and feels more open. I don't completely love the visual placement of the surrounds, but they sound great and out of the kid's reach. Equipment:. • Epson 5050ub on 100" - upgrade from BenQ HT2150st

Projector mounted behind wall - feels like an upgrade!

0 Chane Speakers, $500-1k for Denon receiver. $2k for subwoofers. $150 for Apple TV. Boom

Damn. $3k for an Epson 5050ub, $1500 for 5.0 Chane Speakers, $500-1k for Denon receiver. $2k for subwoofers

Damn. $3k for an Epson 5050ub, $1500 for 5.0 Chane Speakers, $500-1k for Denon receiver. $2k for subwoofers. $150 for Apple TV. Boom. Done.

<div class="md">Damn. $3k for an Epson 5050ub, $1500 for 5.0 Chane Speakers, $500-1k for Denon receiver. $2k for subwoofers. $150 for Apple TV. Boom. Done.
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This is a great room, but don't break the bank.  u/biciklanto had the right idea with his comment. 

Just for context/consideration, I am doing a reno in my house and putting in a *budget* home theater. Gave myself a budget of \~$2k for audio and \~2k for visual. For that, will I get a *truly showstopping* home theater? No. But will it be enough to impress any and all of my friends and provide endless hours of entertainment for me and my family? Hell yeah. 

There's lots of ratings sites and opinionated people online, but the best advice I can give is to *build a setup that gives* ***YOU*** *what you want/need.* Don't build something for the keyboard warriors or AV salesmen that costs more than you want. Past a certain level of investment, and the differences in quality with sound can *literally* be difficult for most to hear. And yet, for that barely-perceptible difference, you might pay an extra grand. Crazy. 

Anyway, here's what I went with:

* Due to my room size and intended use (with pretty frequent ambient light), I went with a 75" 4k TV instead of a projector. With your room, go projector. I can't weigh in on that. 
* Because I've got young kids I went with an in-wall setup (nothing for them to knock over or tamper with). 
* In wall left and right -  Monolith THX-365IW
* In wall Center - Monolith THX-LCR
* Receiver - Denon AVR-X2600H 
* Saving up for a decent subwoofer

Note: this is a 3.1 system, so not "surround sound", but it's a 10ft room and a 3.1 setup will *work for me* and provide plenty of clear audio. I also installed in-wall speaker cable that will enable me to upgrade to full surround in subsequent years. You CAN phase investment in home theater stuff! 

Best of luck. All this detail can be super overwhelming - don't make any snap decisions.

<div class="md">This is a great room, but don&#39;t break the bank. <a href="/u/biciklanto">u/biciklanto</a> had the right idea with his comment. 

Just for context/consideration, I am doing a reno in my house and putting in a budget home theater. Gave myself a budget of ~$2k for audio and ~2k for visual. For that, will I get a truly showstopping home theater? No. But will it be enough to impress any and all of my friends and provide endless hours of entertainment for me and my family? Hell yeah. 

There&#39;s lots of ratings sites and opinionated people online, but the best advice I can give is to build a setup that gives YOU what you want/need. Don&#39;t build something for the keyboard warriors or AV salesmen that costs more than you want. Past a certain level of investment, and the differences in quality with sound can literally be difficult for most to hear. And yet, for that barely-perceptible difference, you might pay an extra grand. Crazy. 

Anyway, here&#39;s what I went with:

<ul>
<li>Due to my room size and intended use (with pretty frequent ambient light), I went with a 75&quot; 4k TV instead of a projector. With your room, go projector. I can&#39;t weigh in on that. </li>
<li>Because I&#39;ve got young kids I went with an in-wall setup (nothing for them to knock over or tamper with). </li>
<li>In wall left and right - Monolith THX-365IW</li>
<li>In wall Center - Monolith THX-LCR</li>
<li>Receiver - Denon AVR-X2600H </li>
<li>Saving up for a decent subwoofer</li>
</ul>

Note: this is a 3.1 system, so not &quot;surround sound&quot;, but it&#39;s a 10ft room and a 3.1 setup will work for me and provide plenty of clear audio. I also installed in-wall speaker cable that will enable me to upgrade to full surround in subsequent years. You CAN phase investment in home theater stuff! 

Best of luck. All this detail can be super overwhelming - don&#39;t make any snap decisions.
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I would probably spend a little more and go with: 

- JBL Synthesis SCL-6 ($1,500 ea.) In-wall L/C/R behind an A/T screen to keep it looking nice and tidy (and very high performance). Cheap out a bit on overheads and surrounds if required (but not too much). Monolith THX in-walls are a great alternative to JBL Synthesis for a low cost in-wall option.

- Denon AVR-X 3700 would be a good place to start (eventually adding a Monolith amp if you think you need more power)

- Rythmik, SVS, Monolith subwoofers (X2) 

- Epson and Optoma make pretty decent projectors at good price points. The JVC is definitely better though. 

Lots of options out there, I just think a dedicated room like that is better off with hidden speakers. Also paint the ceiling matte black for increased performance.

<div class="md">I would probably spend a little more and go with: 

<ul>
<li>JBL Synthesis SCL-6 ($1,500 ea.) In-wall L/C/R behind an A/T screen to keep it looking nice and tidy (and very high performance). Cheap out a bit on overheads and surrounds if required (but not too much). Monolith THX in-walls are a great alternative to JBL Synthesis for a low cost in-wall option.</li>
<li>Denon AVR-X 3700 would be a good place to start (eventually adding a Monolith amp if you think you need more power)</li>
<li>Rythmik, SVS, Monolith subwoofers (X2) </li>
<li>Epson and Optoma make pretty decent projectors at good price points. The JVC is definitely better though. </li>
</ul>

Lots of options out there, I just think a dedicated room like that is better off with hidden speakers. Also paint the ceiling matte black for increased performance.
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Given the screen is wide, I’d go with a jvc and anamorphic lens, before I’d go with the Sony.  Sony panels lose contrast over time too.

<div class="md">Given the screen is wide, I’d go with a jvc and anamorphic lens, before I’d go with the Sony. Sony panels lose contrast over time too.
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New house came with a theater room minus speakers and projector

I recently picked up the Epson 5050ub and couldn't be happier with it. Outside of your listed budget range but lower models like 3200/3800 should offer similar performance. I coupled mine with an Amazon fire Cube with dual Echo Studio speakers and the combination is the perfect setup for outdoor movie nights.

Hello all.  I'm looking for a projector to upgrade my backyard summer movie series.  We did this last summer with the virus going on and it was a big hit.  That was with a $20 100" screen from Amazon and a SVGA projector I borrowed from work.  This year I'm upgrading to a 300" screen and want a projector that can fill that surface with enough light.

I have a few 1080p, 3k-4k lumen candidates picked out, but some recs from this community would be appreciated.

One special request is to have a projector with Bluetooth audio output built in (the audio system is just a big BT speaker under the screen).  I realize I can do this with a BT audio dongle and pretty much any projector, but it would be a nicety for it to be built into the projector to simplify setup/teardown.

Per the wiki's information requirements:

1. Budget: $1000

2. Screen size: 300"

3. Distance from proj to screen: could be any distance pretty much.  5 ft or 50

4. Seating distance to screen: whatever's comfortable for a 300" screen

5. Mount: rear shelf or ladder

6. Room type: outside

7. Ambient light: very little, night (or maybe dusk)

8. Room colors: N/A

Special request: Bluetooth audio transmission

Thanks!

<div class="md">Hello all. I&#39;m looking for a projector to upgrade my backyard summer movie series. We did this last summer with the virus going on and it was a big hit. That was with a $20 100&quot; screen from Amazon and a SVGA projector I borrowed from work. This year I&#39;m upgrading to a 300&quot; screen and want a projector that can fill that surface with enough light.

I have a few 1080p, 3k-4k lumen candidates picked out, but some recs from this community would be appreciated.

One special request is to have a projector with Bluetooth audio output built in (the audio system is just a big BT speaker under the screen). I realize I can do this with a BT audio dongle and pretty much any projector, but it would be a nicety for it to be built into the projector to simplify setup/teardown.

Per the wiki&#39;s information requirements:

<ol>
<li>Budget: $1000</li>
<li>Screen size: 300&quot;</li>
<li>Distance from proj to screen: could be any distance pretty much. 5 ft or 50</li>
<li>Seating distance to screen: whatever&#39;s comfortable for a 300&quot; screen</li>
<li>Mount: rear shelf or ladder</li>
<li>Room type: outside</li>
<li>Ambient light: very little, night (or maybe dusk)</li>
<li>Room colors: N/A</li>
</ol>

Special request: Bluetooth audio transmission

Thanks!
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Recommendation for backyard movie night

 This is your IR thing right here so this will catch it from the bottom as you're kind of using the remote and you have your Kensington lock there and then on the side and here on the side we have our hidden panel which you've ever been doing adjustments. You have easy access to all the main menu features so you can mouse around, find the source and do those kind of things if you need to. but more than likely you'll never do that because the remote is fantastic. This is one of my favorite things

 USBs One of these is a firmware and service port. We have our land or network capabilities so if you want to rent directly, you have your Pc inputs and then your Rs-232 controls and then your 12-volt triggers which will operate your screen and turn it on. This is your IR thing right here so this will catch it from the bottom as you're kind of using the remote and you have your Kensington lock there and then on the side and here on the side we have our hidden panel which you've ever been doing adjustments. You have easy access to all the main menu features so you can mouse around, find the source and do those kind of things if you need to

 It also helps a lot with 3d now. I Know a lot of people have kind of fallen away from 3d, but there's still a lot of connoisseurs that love 3d have great Blu-rays with 3d and so you want to be able to watch those going forward. That Extra Hunter Lumens makes a big difference in your 3d image and the brightness there. It also helps a ton with the HDR and the HDR Improvements in this unit are really what is worth considering this uniform

Epson Home Cinema 5050UB 4K PRO-UHD Projector

 Though it is pricey, it is good quality and the money is not wasted Also the model we bought came with a wireless HDMI that made it easier to setup, and after figuring out the setup, it works well. The remote control works well, and was easy to adjust the image size and position.

Pricey but worth it

 We did just hit that 10,000 mark which is amazing, but again, we don't stop at 10,000 We don't stop at a hundred thousand. We're trying to take this thing all the way, so please subscribe if you're interested in this stuff. And without further ado, let's jump into the review of the Epson 50/50 UB So the first thing I want to talk about is really, just like you know, the size of this thing, the size, the weight in just the space you need in a room to really make this work. So as you can see, this is a very large projector

Hey guys, what's going on? Jeff here from Films At Home. Today's video has been kind of a long time coming, but I've been wanting to do some tests I've been wanting to see a lot of different features and play with some calibration and so yes, I'm talking about my projector. the Epson 50-50 UB 4k Pro Cinema Projector I've had it now for about a month I'd say maybe a little longer than that, maybe six weeks. So I've gotten the chance to watch a lot of different types of movies on it, play around with the settings, get it calibrated, get everything set up, and I'm at a point where I'm comfortable enough to do an official review of that today

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