JVC D-ILA PROJECTORS

The Frame Adapt HDR function enabling reproduction of any HDR10 content dynamically in high-resolution has been added as one of the picture modes. Because the colour grading of HDR content varies depending on the video content, optimum viewing without correct image settings was difficult until now as some HDR content are adjusted to bright side and others to the dark side. Using JVC’s original algorithm, Frame Adapt HDR instantly analyses the peak brightness frame-by-frame in HDR10 content and adjusts to the optimum dynamic range in real time. What’s more, the projector’s gamma processing accuracy of gradation performance has been improved dramatically from conventional 12-bit equivalent to 18-bit equivalent. All these advancements help to bring out deeper blacks in darker scenes, and higher peaks in brighter scenes without losing colours, to reproduce images with smooth gradations that are closer to reality as recognised by the human eye. HDR (high dynamic range) content contains more data including an extended brightness range, 10-bit gradation and a wide BT.2020 colour gamut. For this reason, high basic performance is required for precise reproduction by the projector. With D-ILA projectors, HDR content are optimally reproduced with “high-brightness, high contrast, and wide gamut” to enjoy high quality HDR content as you’ve never experienced in the past. Moreover, in addition to HDR10 content, which is found on UHD Blu-ray Discs, the projector automatically detects the Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) signal, a technology used widely in broadcasting, allowing the user to view in an optimum picture mode. Support for HDR (High Dynamic Range) Frame Adapt HDR function *7 Displaying content info such as Max CLL or Mac FALL when reproducing HDR10 Colour gamut information HDR gamma information Max CLL/FALL mastering information *7: Supports software version v3.10 and later versions. Effect of Frame Adapt HDR Scene 1: Dark setting Scene 2: Bright setting Scene 3: Mixed with bright and dark settings Movie A Effect of Frame Adapt HDR