JVC DLA-NX9 (RS3000) 4K Projector Review with 8K e-Shift

The NX9 (RS3000) is a 4K native and 8K/e-shift projector featuring new 0.69-inch native 4K D-ILA device. It has a 100mm diameter, 18 element, all-glass lens and supports HDR10 using Auto Tone Mapping and Frame Adapt. The other major differences that account for the flagship status of the NX9 is the introduction of e-shift 8K technology and THX certification. The e-shift uses proprietary high-resolution display technology which shifts by 0.5 pixels vertically and horizontally to achieve up to four times the perceived pixel density. E-shift is also used with MPC (Multi Pixel Control), which converts HD and 4K to a perceived 8K-equivalent resolution of 8192 x 4320 and has various processing steps you can control such as noise reduction, smoothing and enhance. The NX9 is not capable of accepting an 8K signal, it only upscales 4K and lower resolutions. The e-shift can of course also be switched off and the projector used at its native 4K resolution (4096 x 2160). The NX9 also boasts a claimed light output of 2200 Lumens and contrast of over 100,000:1 and, with the advanced Iris Control, JVC claim over 1,000,000:1 as a dynamic contrast figure. The NX9 is also HDR10 ready with the new Frame Adapt HDR technology that can be switched from Static, to Scene by Scene or Frame by Frame to adjust the dynamic tone mapping. This allows the NX9 to produce the absolute best dynamic range to match the HDR content to its capabilities. There is also support for Wide Colour Gamut (WCG) with the cinema filter which helps the projector reach the DCI-P3 colour gamut. Read the full in-depth review - https://www.avforums.com/reviews/jvc-... Read the discussion at AVForums - https://www.avforums.com/threads/jvc-... The review sample was provided by JVC UK and is a finished retail production sample which was delivered in retail packaging. We will always be transparent about who supplies a TV for review and the supplier (whether it is the manufacturer, distributor or retailer) never has any influence or input into our reviews. We will never accept payment to review a product as we insist on complete independence in our reviewing. If a review is made possible by a retailer loaning it to us, we will state this within the review. We do this so that if a viewer is so inclined, they can use that retailer in return for helping to make our reviews possible. We will NEVER mention a retailer in a video where they have not supplied the product for review, or otherwise, intentionally mislead the viewer in any way. Visit us at https://www.avforums.com Follow us! Twitter -   / avforums   Facebook -   / avforums   Music - Licensed by Epidemic Sound #4kprojector #homecinema #hometheater