minimalism
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An open, user owned community dedicated to the philosophy of minimalism and the minimalist way of life. All types of posts are allowed, as long as they are relevant to the topic of minimalism.
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- /c/zerowaste@lemmy.ml
- /c/simpleliving@lemmy.ml
- /c/digitalminimalism@lemmy.ml
- /c/digitalnomadsoflemmy@lemmy.world
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I don't have tv, bit I do have one of those small portable projectors. I don't need to dedicate space permanently to a TV when I also have a computer desk, but sometimes it's nice to have a large display for a movie with friends, etc.
I had been considering that when this one went. The timing is kinda decent cause I am going to be moving in a few months. Does the room need to be dark or is the brightness adequate for normal lighting?
It depends on the projector and how picky you are. Also, if you have a nice white wall vs something darker.
For me I have a cheap one around $80, and on a white matte wall you don't need the windows closed to see and enjoy the screen, but if the wall wasn't white it would be a different story, and if the overhead lights are on it would wash out a fair bit.
With a higher end unit that puts out more lumens, you could overcome most of those issues and still save space.
So really just depends on your expectations. For me, I'm not watching things that need perfect fidelity, and I don't need my overhead lights on while watching, so I can get away with an inexpensive unit.
Thanks for info! Much appreciated!