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Great contrast and colour performance, incredibly crisp and clear

Suffers in bright conditions

There’s no question that the HC7000 is the best serious home theatre projector we've ever seen from Mitsubishi. It has class-leading contrast, colour accuracy and vibrancy; near-silent running; and incredible clarity. If you need a projector for a...

Great contrast and colour performance, incredibly crisp and clear

Suffers in bright conditions

Outlook The AU$5999 is a sleek beauty with a refreshing new design and smooth curves. Price-wise, this Mitsubishi costs AU$500 less than the Panasonic PT-AE3000, plus you do get a higher dynamic contrast which is crucial for better picture quality....

Versatile, thanks to lens-shift and wide zoom region., High native contrast and excellent automatic iris., Outstanding video processing., Great 24p reproduction., Very quiet fan.

Not very bright., Some motion blur.

For the ambitious home theater, you can’t do much better than the HC 7000. Mitsubishi’s elegant high-end model not only displays HD signals in top quality — it also does an excellent job with TV programs and DVD movies. Believe it or not, it even beats...

This projector uses a dynamic iris to achieve its high contrast ratio, which is becoming the norm in the LCD projector market. The HC7000 has no less than five different modes for its iris control, including Off. The modes generally pertain to the...

The Mitsubishi HC 7000 projector is definitely a player. Excellent blacks, contrast, realistic colors and outstanding detail. HDTV, Blu-ray and up-converted movies were especially well reproduced here. The standard definition television, DVDs and Vudu...

Excellent color accuracy after calibration ; Excellent black level performance ; Very good shadow detail ; Extremely sharp image ; HDMI 1.3 inputs with full support for 24 fps, Deep Color, etc ; Converts 24 fps to 48 fps, for (slightly) smoother...

Limited brightness - just below average in best mode, well below average in brightest mode ; Physical styling is very plain (for those who care) ; Good menu structure, but nothing spectacular ; In most cases not bright enough for larger screens (over...

There are still some serious new competitors coming out that might be a better choice for you, but, all considered, you don't get to play with them like I do, picking apart the finer points of each. Sure, maybe if you saw a JVC RS2 - with its best in...