Completely understandable. Thanks!We didn't look in the service menus and as a rule we don't recommend going into them.
Completely understandable. Thanks!We didn't look in the service menus and as a rule we don't recommend going into them.
While I know its not a production machine, how was the 3D compared to last years model? Was there any noticible cross-talk?
While I know its not a production machine, how was the 3D compared to last years model? Was there any noticible cross-talk?
The 3D looked good on both the X30 and the X70 but I won't be able to directly compare my X3 to the X30 until I get one in for review in November.
Why does Steve Carter say that the prices will be released to dealers next week but the dealers already know and are advertising the prices?
Glad to read about the improved motion handling the X70. You mentioned that it is the best you have seen in DILA. Does that include Sony's VW series projectors as well? I know they use SXRD but I think technically they are the same - so just wanted to find out from you.
There is a lot of talk that Sony's motion handling like what is in the VW90 is the best. How do you think the X70 compares?
Also is it safe to say that the red fringing on horizontal scrolling text (and also what you could see in between the black and white lines on a referee's jersey) like what we had with the RS20 is complete gone?
lovingdvd said:Phil,
Also is it safe to say that the red fringing on horizontal scrolling text (and also what you could see in between the black and white lines on a referee's jersey) like what we had with the RS20 is complete gone?
From my report:
The e-shift technology uses a computer controlled refractor to take the original 1920 x 1080 image and displace each pixel by half a pixel diagonally thus producing twice as many pixels. It then treats all the new pixels as a single frame and uses advanced algorithms to analyse the 1920 x 1080 source image to ensure the new image is correctly projected. Obviously the actual panel remains 1920 by 1080 and since real 4K content has four times the resolution and the e-shift creates an approximation of twice the resolution the name is a bit misleading.
So as far as I can work out the e-shift technology does effectively double the resolution which makes the use of the term 4K very confusing because to approximate that would require the resolution to be quadrupled.
JVC make great projectors but make unreliable bulbs. Yet again I'm having to run my HD1 in high lamp mode to sort out the flicker which starts to happen after 800hrs.
There's also the issue with severe dimming after a few hours of use which many have been experiencing.
Hopefully they've made improvements in this area with the new line.
JVC make great projectors but make unreliable bulbs. Yet again I'm having to run my HD1 in high lamp mode to sort out the flicker which starts to happen after 800hrs.
There's also the issue with severe dimming after a few hours of use which many have been experiencing.
Hopefully they've made improvements in this area with the new line.