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Will a 4096x2160 4K image perfectly fit in my 16:9 fixed-frame screen?
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I looked, and 3840x2160 is said to be the true 4K pixel count for 16:9. If I’m looking at a native 4K projector with a 4096x2160 resolution, am I wasting my time?
I know that the lower number is technically “UHD,” but for the sake of conversation, I’m terming both as 4K.
Edit: the model is Sony VPL VW295ES
Edit2: probably gonna go with the Epson 5050UB. Thank you everyone for the feedback.
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