Exceptionally High Native Contrast
Further performance improvements for our optical engine utilising JVC's original D-ILA device and a wire grid have resulted in a high native contrast ratio. Over a broad dynamic range from peak whites to deep blacks, the image conveys powerful presence as a result of high native contrast. Moreover, the DLA-X95R is capable of achieving industry's highest native contrast ratio of 130,000:1* with the adoption of high-grade parts and optimised optical engine.
- * As of November 2012.
JVC-developed D-ILA panel module
Many years in development and supported by technical expertise, the D-ILA panel module is a JVC original LCOS (liquid crystal on silicon) reflective LCD panel module for projectors that guarantees precise video reproduction. The D-ILA device provides smoother and natural-looking pictures thanks to more closely spaced pixel elements, which help to minimise visual artefacts such as the "screen-door effect". And, when this device is combined with the new optical engine, cinema-like quality picture is assured.
JVC's exclusive D-ILA device
Film-like picture without pixel gaps or the "screen-door effect".
* Simulated picture to demonstrate picture enhancement.
JVC's Unique Real Colour Imaging Technology (DLA-X95R/DLA-X75R/DLA-X55R)
JVC's original Real Colour Imaging Technology precisely interprets the fine colour reproduction information in the image to dramatically improve colour rendition in a way that is true to the original image source.
Dedicated Colour Profile
JVC was able to create a dedicated colour profile by focusing on the colour space information that characterises an image, and accurately understanding the fine colour expression information that an image has. This time, we have added a new colour profile for Film, as well as three profiles exclusively for 3D. Combined use of picture quality modes and dedicated colour profiles results in 19 different ways to enjoy high quality images.*
- * X55R offers 12 profiles only
Xenon-lamp Colour Temperature Setting (DLA-X95R/DLA-X75R)
Real Colour Imaging Technology also incorporates a Xenon-mode colour temperature setting equivalent to that of a Xenon lamp, a popular light source used in cinemas.
This setting allows for the authentic reproduction of colours similar to those of film in cinemas, while using highly efficient and economical ultra-high pressure mercury lamps.
Conventional colour temperature setting
Xenon-mode colour temperature setting
* Simulated picture to demonstrate picture enhancement.
Colour Space Wider than Adobe RGB (DLA-X95R/DLA-X75R)
Real Colour Imaging Technology features a colour space wider than that of Adobe RGB to vividly reproduce a fuller spectrum of colours such as the green of trees, the blue of oceans, etc., which was difficult to recreate accurately up until now.
* Simulated picture to demonstrate picture enhancement.
DLA-X95R/X75R picture modes and colour profiles
JVC has succeeded in creating exclusive colour profiles by analysing and focusing on the colour information of original film prints. And when these profiles are combined with the array of available picture modes, viewers can enjoy twelve different types of image reproduction.
Picture modes and Colour profiles
| Picture Mode | Colour Profile | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Film | Film 1 | Colour space that is close to the characteristics of Eastman Kodak Company movie films. |
| Film 2 | Colour space that is close to the characteristics of FUJIFILM Corporation movie films. | |
| Film 3 | Colour space suitable for digitally remastered piece of art based on a Technicolor film | |
| Cinema | Cinema 1 | Colour space with rich colours that are characteristic of movies |
| Cinema 2 | Colour space that is close to that of the DCI*1 standard | |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV*2 standard. | |
| Animation | Anime1 | Colour space that is suitable for CG animation works. Ideal for animated works with bright colours. |
| Anime2 | Colour space that is suitable for cel animation works. Ideal for animated works with light colours. | |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV*2 standard. | |
| Natural | Video | Colour space that is suitable for TV programs, dramas, sports programs, etc. |
| Vivid | Colour space with vivid colours. Suitable for games, etc. | |
| Adobe RGB | Colour space of the AdobeRGB*3 standard. | |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV*2 standard. | |
| Stage | Stage | Colour space that is suitable for concerts, theatrical performances, etc. |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV*2 standard. | |
| 3D | 3D Cinema | Colour space that is suitable for 3D movies. |
| 3D Video | Colour space that is suitable for 3D TV programs, dramas, and sports programs. | |
| 3D Animation | Colour space that is suitable for 3D animation works. | |
| THX | THX | Colour space of the THX standard. |
- *1: DCI is the abbreviation for Digital Cinema Initiative
- *2: HDTV is abbreviation High Definition Television.
- *3: AdobeRGB is a colour space with a wide gamut as defined by Adobe.
Adobe is a registered trademark of trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and other countries.
DLA-X55R picture modes and colour profiles
| Picture Mode | Colour Profile | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Film | Film | Colour space that is suitable for all movies. |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV* standard. | |
| Cinema | Cinema | Colour space that is suitable for movies with vivid colours. |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV* standard. | |
| Animation | Anime | Colour space that is suitable for animated works. |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV* standard. | |
| Natural | Natural | Colour space that is suitable for drama footage, etc. |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV* standard. | |
| Stage | Stage | Colour space that is suitable for concerts, theatrical performances, etc. |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV* standard. | |
| 3D | 3D | Colour space that is suitable for 3D movies. |
| Standard | Colour space of the HDTV* standard. |
- * HDTV is abbreviation High Definition Television.
DLA-X35 picture modes and colour spaces
Users can select from six picture modes that are designed to perfectly match the content and ensure impressive image quality. Up to three different colour spaces can also be used to achieve the ideal colour space to complement the picture modes.
Picture modes and colour spaces
| Picture Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| Film | Reproduces the image in a film quality. Suitable for all movies |
| Cinema | Reproduces the image in vivid colours based on the DCI*1 standard. Suitable for digital movies. |
| Animation | Suitable for animated works. |
| Natural | Image quality that focuses on natural colour and gradation reproduction. Suitable for drama footage, etc. |
| Stage | Suitable for concerts or theatrical works. |
| 3D | Sharp image quality suitable for 3D works. |
| Colour Space | Description |
|---|---|
| Standard | Colour space that is close to that of HDTV*2 images |
| Wide | Colour space that is close to that of the DCI*1 standard. |
| Off | Natural colour space with no adjustments made. |
- *1: DCI is the abbreviation for Digital Cinema Initiative
- *2: HDTV is abbreviation High Definition Television.
Clear Motion Drive improves pictures with rapid movement
As an original manufacturer of high-speed drive technology, JVC has enhanced its detection interpolation technology through high-precision interpolation algorithms to develop Clear Motion Drive that helps to smooth movement in the picture. By reducing blur that can be generated in high-speed scenes such as sports events, etc., Clear Motion Drive makes the overall picture much smoother and clearer. Additionally, as the amount of picture delay is very limited, the DLA-X95R/X75R/X55R/X35 projectors are also well suited for playing video games.
* Simulated pictures to emphasise the difference between Clear Motion Drive mode turned on and off.
High-performance 2x motorised zoom lens
The high-performance 2x zoom lens features a large-diameter, all-glass lens system with 17 elements in 15 groups including an ED (extra low dispersion) lens. This lens system not only enhances focusing performance but also significantly reduces chromatic aberration and colour bleeding to better project images with ample depth. What's more, it is also equipped with a 16-step aperture function that enables adjustment of brightness according to user preferences and/or operating environment to realise the deepest black possible.
Certified by ISF (Imaging Science Foundation) (DLA-X95R/DLA-X75R)
The DLA-X95R and X75R are licensed with the ISF C3 (Certified Calibration Controls) mode, enabling trained dealers to professionally calibrate them to desired screen surfaces, lighting environments and video sources, and then securely store these precise settings into the projector. This not only helps to ensure the reproduction of film or video content accurate to the source but also excellent picture quality optimised for specific environments.
