Epson Home Cinema 1060

Looking good so far so good. I just want to know why that error message is still coming up. So there you have it folks if you do have a Epson projecto...

Hi there, Stephen Hill here with the Best Buy Blog. I'm here today with a review of the Epson 1060 1080p home theater projector.

I set the lamp to eco mode and lowered the brightness from 50 to about 45 where it started to lose detail, but nothing really did enough to help it. A few other problems also soured the experience, though they could probably have been dealt with if black levels were fine. Most annoying being that that the projector kept losing signal during transitions (menu>loading screen>video), and often not regaining it without stopping and restarting. I assume probably signal confusion from me running it through my old Denon AVR-2310.

Reject everything other than the Epson and Optoma. Infocus is good but they specialize in business data projectors not home theater. The rest are various cheap Chinese projectors that will not last very long and will likely have terrible optics. Vankyo in particular is terrible.

We're looking to start having friends over for evening movies in the backyard. I've ordered an Epson 1060, which should be bright enough to handle things as the sun goes down. Next I need a screen. The only screen I see recommended regularly around here is the Elite Yardmaster 2, but my wife is really interested an inflatable screen similar to this