The 265-watt UHP lamp is rated for 4,500 hours. JVC claims 1900 lumens of light output, >100 percent P3 color gamut support, an 80,000:1 native contrast ratio, and an 800,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. The RS2000 employs the same fully motorized lens from previous years, offering 2x zoom, a 1.4 to 2.8 throw ratio, and a generous 80 percent vertical and 34 percent horizontal lens shift. JVC claims this new larger chassis design helps for better airflow and less audible fan noise. This makes the RS2000 over 30 percent larger in volume and more than 9 pounds heavier than JVC's previous generation lamp-based models. The RS2000 is a relatively large projector, measuring 19.8 inches by 19.5 inches by 9.3 inches, with a weight of 44 pounds. This new feature aims to bring the already stellar SDR performance JVC projectors are known for to HDR content. This new software can automatically adjust the dynamic range of HDR10 content to better suit the brightness capabilities of the image on screen. The fix is JVC's new auto tone mapping software. This is a far cry from flat panels reaching over 1000 nits. Even on a modestly sized projection screen, most users won't see more than 200 nits of peak brightness. This is a sore topic for projector owners, since even with a claimed 1900 lumens on tap, the RS2000 falls drastically behind most flat panel TVs when it comes to image brightness. One focus point JVC had this year was improving HDR10 performance.
The net result is a more efficient projector producing a sharper image with more contrast and light output. Additionally, JVC is using a brand-new light engine design with higher performing wire-grid polarizers and tighter quality control over the lens. The company claims advancements in planarization help reduce light scatter and light diffraction to increase contrast performance over the previous generation 4K panels found in their flagship RS4500 laser projector. The RS2000 (also sold as the DLA-NX7, depending on the market) uses JVC's new third-generation native 4K D-ILA panels. They've redesigned this new lineup from the ground up, keeping elements that have worked well in the past, while fixing several issues with previous models. These new projectors constitute a major leap forward in many ways over anything JVC has done before.
Prior to this, no projector offered all three of these traits. This is the company's mid-tier model, which seems to offer the sweet spot in terms of performance versus its asking price of $7,999, with a compelling combination of class-leading brightness, contrast, and native 4K resolution. Out of the three new native 4K models announced at 2018's CEDIA Expo, the JVC DLA-RS2000 piqued my interest the most.
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