DIY "infinity contrast" TV - with 100% recycled parts
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The creator modifies an old LCD television by removing its broken backlight and positioning a projector behind it to create a DIY rear-projection system with high-contrast local dimming.
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Answers: How can I turn an old TV and projector into a high-contrast display using a DIY rear-projection setup?
- DIY television modification
- Rear projection display
- LCD backlight replacement
- Projector brightness and contrast testing
- OBS Studio luma key filter setup
What it concludes
- An old LCD television panel combined with a projector backlight can achieve high-contrast image quality and deep black levels comparable to high-end displays.
- Removing the color wheel from a single-chip DLP projector produces a bright black-and-white image suitable for rear-projecting onto an LCD panel.
- Using OBS Studio with the Luma Key and Glow filters allows for the creation of an accurate luminance map to eliminate blooming on projector-backlit LCD panels.
- Using mirrors to fold the light path enables the use of long-throw projectors directly behind a wall-mounted TV setup.
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