I have a 10' by 5' screen. At about 14' away the screen is extremely bright. I saw no rainbows or hint of a rainbow. Images were very crisp with no tweaking necessary. I cannot imagine a brighter nor sharper screen for any amount of money. Perfect? No. There is definitely room for improvement in black level management. On dark scenes there is a loss (somewhat) of definition. The darker the scene the greater the loss. However, in practice, the vast majority of images do not consist of a lot of dark content.
As has been mentioned by others, the HC1600 shines on sports events, soap operas, news shows and game shows. So it comes down to movies, which is why I gave this product a 4 vs 5. I compared it to my Sony CRT projector which is no slouch but it cannot compare with the HC1600 brightness nor sharpness.
Bottom line...if you are looking for a projector that will not break your budget that can rival any other on nearly 100% of TV and 90% of movies, look no further. If you want the very best, be prepared to spend $1000 more. And even then, remember, the best is not necessarily perfect. Be prepared to live with the idiosyncrasies that come with "the best". This projector is higly recommended.Get more detail about Mitsubishi HC1600 720p DLP Home Theater Projector.
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