Monochrome LCD screens for LCD 3D printers - are they usable for "film-out"?

[Osmdesat]

For years I play with an idea to build some kind of "digital enlarger" or "film printer" using projection of LCD screen image onto the film or photo paper.
For this purpose a small LCD screen with high resolution would be needed, which was main obstacle for me.
But during recent years situation has changed. I was always aware that most suitable for this purpose would be monochrome LCD screen, but these were for long time available only as super expensive medical screens for examining digital x-ray photos.
Recently I found that monochrome 8" LCD screens as spare parts for some type of 3D printers are meanwhile available, in 4K or even 8K resolution.
Can anybody tell if they are any good for film printing? What especially bothers me is if they are able of some decent grayscale?

 

[koraks]

There's a pretty long thread about this where several people have shared their experiences so far with this.

DIY 31 Megapixel Enlarger

This is something that I have been thinking about since 8k monitors came out and have been waiting the last several years for prices to come down but it hasn't come to pass. Recently I became aware that small very high resolution monochrome lcd are being used for 3d resin printing. It's an...

www.photrio.com

I'd recommend giving that thread a read and if you have any additional questions not yet covered there, append them in the linked thread.