At CEDIA this past fall, JVC announced (and has subsequently released) a new firmware update for its current generation 4K projectors, bringing with it a massive improvement in HDR performance through real-time, frame-by-frame, DTM (dynamic tonemapping) software. While there, I was able to demo a beta version of this software through the company’s $18,000 DLA-NX9 projector (also sold as the DLA-RS3000 depending on geo-location and market). To say the least, I was very impressed.
Those who’ve been to trade shows know that demos are rarely given under ideal lighting. While JVC did a commendable job removing as many setup issues as possible, the demo left me wanting to see how this projector would look under more controlled conditions in my own theater. Sealing the deal for me to ask for a review unit was JVC’s announcement that all existing native 4K models would carry over into 2020.
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