Of course not, too high or too low brightness will not work.
It is true that brightness is indeed important for projection, but it is not unique, and the parameters of resolution, contrast, and color gamut are also very important. When purchasing, you need to consider comprehensively, you must not fall into the drawbacks of the only brightness theory, you know, the comprehensive experience, by no means a single indicator of excellence can be created, it must be an excellent ratio of global parameters.
Of course, such a problem can occur, indicating that many consumers in the market often only consider the brightness factor when purchasing a projector. This also gives many merchants an opportunity to take advantage of it.
There are some high brightness but low resolution machines, the publicity selling point is the main high brightness, often can reach four or five thousand ANSI lumens, coupled with a people-friendly price, the name of high cost performance, many consumers who do not know much about the projector, it is easy to be routine, and finally the sales of these businesses are still considerable. But if you look closely, you will find that the resolution of such projectors is often not high, most of them do not reach 1080P, and some are even lower, and when they are really used, the picture quality will be a big gap with the imagination.
There is also a high brightness and low color gamut, simply through the processing of filters, to improve the brightness of the picture, in order to achieve the demand for publicity selling points, but this kind of machine is often sacrificed to achieve high brightness in the way of color, the color of the projected picture is not correct, and even looks white.
From it, it is not difficult to find that high brightness is often matched with low prices, which is also the point used by merchants to attract consumers, but we still need to establish a sober cognition: if you want high brightness, and want low price, merchants will inevitably sacrifice resolution, color gamut, contrast and other key indicators for cost considerations.
Speaking of this, everyone should be clear that when purchasing a projector, brightness is not the only reference factor, in general, one or two thousand ANSI lumens projectors can meet the viewing needs of most families, and after the brightness conditions are met, we should pay more attention to the resolution, color gamut, contrast and other key indicators. If you encounter a super high brightness, and the price is very cheap, you should polish your eyes to see if this type of machine has shrunk on other indicators.