The JVC 3D Home Cinema Projectors

JVC have just launched the new DLA-X30, DLA-X70 and DLA-X90 home cinema and post production projectors and I thought a quick rundown of the projectors might be worth publishing as - in the flesh – they all look very similar.

First, the features they share in common:

• 1920x1080 native resolution
• 2D to 3D converter
• 16-step aperture
• 2x Zoom lens
• 20Db noise level
• 80% Vertical and 34% Horizontal Lens Shift
• 3D Emitter and Glasses included
• 2 HDMI Inputs
• 1 Component (YPrBr) Input
• 1 LAN Jack
• 1 Screen Trigger socket

The Differences:

Feature	DLA-X30	DLA-X70	DLA-X90
4K resolution with e-shift Technology	-	●	●
Brightness (ANSI Lumens)	1300	1200	1200
Contrast	50,000:1	80,000:1	120,000:1
Colour Management		7-axis	7-axis
Colour Temperature (Xenon lamp mode)	-	●	●
Picture Tone Adjustment	-	●	●
Darkness and Lightness Correction	-	●	●
Pixel Adjustment	1 pixel increment	1/16th pixel increment	1/16th pixel increment
Screen Adjustment Modes	3	255	255
THX Certification	-	THX 3D	THX 3D
ISF	-	●	●
Anamorphic Mode	●	●	●
Initial Calibration	-	-	●
Auto Calibration	-	-	●
Picture Data In/Out	-	-	●
Lens Memory	●	●	●
Motorised Lens Cover	-	●	●
Analogue VGA Input	-	●	●

4K Resolution with e-Shift Technology

JVC have developed a new technology called e-shift for their DLA-X70 and DLA-X90 projectors which allows them to shifts their panels slightly and use each pixel twice per frame, almost doubling the resolution to 3840x2160). This gives a noticeable increase in resolution when viewing high definition films, a real improvement done in hardware rather than using software scaling.

Xenon Lamp Mode

The DLA-X70 and X90 feature a Xenon Lamp colour temperature mode. This allows the projector to reproduce the same colour temperature and gamut as cinema projectors, making the new models even more like going to the cinema.

Lens Memory

All three projectors feature 3 lens memories which can be used to store zoom, focus and lens shift and instantly recalled depending on what aspect ratio of image you are watching (4:3, 16:9, 2.35:1 etc).

Click Here to see JVC's projector range for home cinema and post production.

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