In terms of brightness, JVC announces 2,200 lumens. The native contrast ratio of this new model appears identical to that of the JVC DLA-N5 with 40,000: 1. The JVC DLA-NZ7 automatically switches to the correct mode. HDR and WCG (Wide Color Gamut for 93% of the DCI-P3 color space) functions are on the program with the management of an HDR10, HDR10 + or HDR HLG signal. And of course, 8K e-Shift technology which doubles the resolution by shifting each pixel by half a pixel diagonally (in two directions).ДЄn automatic Tone Mapping function is integrated, to perfectly display the image of a 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray disc, in accordance with its mastering information (1000 nits or 4000 nits). There is also a new device internal to the optical system which suppresses all unwanted light.

For its part, the prism polarization method has been optimized with a more efficient use of the green component so useful for optical luminosity.

The lens evolves with a 65 mm model (60 mm on the JVC DLA-N5 / N7 / N9 range), with 17 elements assembled in 15 groups in order to offer an always extremely precise image, even on the edges of the screen.

As a reminder, this is not the first time that JVC has turned to laser lighting for a video projector: the JVC DLA-Z1 presented in 2016 was equipped with it. Of course, like their predecessors which appeared in 2017, these three 2021 vintage video projectors are equipped with a native D-ILA 0.69 '' 4K matrix with a pixel pitch of 3.8 Ојm, with optimized flatness to drastically reduce scattering defects and light diffraction.ДЄmong the notable evolutions of the 2021 range, a BLU-Escent laser light source of the brand rather than traditional lamps. After a teaser unveiled at the beginning of August to announce 8K technology (see our news D-ILA JVC Ultra HD 8K Projector on the way), the time has come for JVC to present its latest products in detail.

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