Before I had cataract surgery, thought my 86" LG 8620 TV with 15000 hours on it was getting dim, and was ready to replace it. I had my cataract surgery and it looked more vibrant than I can ever recall and that is in Cinema or Home Cinema mode (the brighter settings are way too bright for me now). Recently we have went to the local Theater and the picture is so dim, but my wife thought the picture was bright enough. The doctor told me that you lose contrast, and I have noticed in bright lighting in store everything is crystal clear. At home I usually close the curtain a bit (no change from before as I have always liked it this way to reduce glare), and at night we have the room lit up a bit, but not bright.
I was considering getting a laser ultra short throw when it comes time to replace the LG, but after going to the theater...I am not sure.
Anyone else that has had cataracts and had the surgeries had the same experiences? What do you do for large screen viewing? Are home laser projectors better than commercial theaters for people after cataract surgery?
Comments?
I was considering getting a laser ultra short throw when it comes time to replace the LG, but after going to the theater...I am not sure.
Anyone else that has had cataracts and had the surgeries had the same experiences? What do you do for large screen viewing? Are home laser projectors better than commercial theaters for people after cataract surgery?
Comments?
