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Reviews of Darbee Visual Presence DVP 5000 Darblet Video Enhancer

Testseek.co.uk have collected 7 expert reviews of the Darbee Visual Presence DVP 5000 Darblet Video Enhancer and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Darbee Visual Presence DVP 5000 Darblet Video Enhancer.
 
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The editors liked

  • Genuinely adds a perception of depth and clarity
  • Very easy to set up and use
  • Introduces no lag
  • Fun for gaming and animation

The editors didn't like

  • Makes Images deviate from accepted Industry Standards
  • Can make pictures look over-processed and unnatural
  • Expensive for a one trick pony
  • Colour space issues with some kit
  • It can introduce chroma upsampling errors

 

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  Published: 2012-08-09, Author: Mark , review by: avforums.com

  • Genuinely adds a perception of depth and clarity, Very easy to set up and use, Introduces no lag, Fun for gaming and animation
  • Makes Images deviate from accepted Industry Standards, Can make pictures look over-processed and unnatural, Expensive for a one trick pony, Colour space issues with some kit, It can introduce chroma upsampling errors

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  Published: 2014-01-03, Author: Ron , review by: projectorreviews.com

  • of Video EnhancementAs I stated earlier, it is difficult to capture the real image improvements in a “screen shot” photograph. Depending of the source material and the specific scene the effect with a moderate enhancement setting (between 30% and 50%) ra...

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  Published: 2012-11-16, review by: gearlive.com

  • Should you buy the Darbee Darblet? If you care about the image quality that you get on your HDTV, yes. If you're a videophile, yes. If you enjoy watching high-quality content, like Blu-ray and other 1080p video, yes. If you don't care about these things...

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  Published: 2012-10-03, Author: Ofer , review by: hometheaterhifi.com

  • First, I have to say that after testing and comparing the VXP's adaptive contrast vs. the Darblet, I ultimately like the VXP enhancement more. My main complaint with it is that even at its smallest setting = 1, the effect is a bit much for me.The Darbee d...

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  Published: 2013-07-11, review by: novo.press

  • Abstract:  July 11th, 2013, In Other Gear, Reviews, Television Sets, by adminI was intrigued when I heard about a new video enhancer that claims to improve images of various video sources. How can this be? I’m normally a little sceptical anytime I hear the term...

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  Published: 2013-01-24, review by: audiovideohd.fr

  • Simplicité d'utilisation, Gain visible à l'image, sans effets négatifs, Excellent rapport qualité/prix,
  • Mise à jour uniquement avec retour chez le revendeur Une seule entrée HDMI
  • Après l'analyse des trois traitement distincts proposés par le Darbee nous vous recommandons les modes vert et jaune pour les sources haute définition et le mode rouge pour les sources SD, etc.... Le mode rouge amplifie beaucoup trop les images haute ...

 
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  Published: 2013-01-24, Author: Grégory , review by: audiovideohd.fr

  • Simplicité d'utilisation, Gain visible à l'image, sans effets négatifs, Excellent rapport qualité/prix
  • Mise à jour uniquement avec retour chez le revendeur Une seule entrée HDMI
  • Après l'analyse des trois traitement distincts proposés par le Darbee nous vous recommandons les modes vert et jaune pour les sources haute définition et le mode rouge pour les sources SD, Divx etc.... Le mode rouge amplifie beaucoup trop les images haute...

 
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