According to Sony, 1080p/24p input signals are displayed at 720p/48Hz. The projector will accept all standard and high-definition formats, including 1080p/24. The buttons are kept to a minimum, are large and well spaced, and the most important ones are backlit.
Gamma changes the way the mid-brightness levels in the picture vary as the input level changes for most of my viewing I preferred Gamma2. Black Level Adjust crushes the dark parts of the image slightly, giving the illusion of deeper blacks I rarely used it. DDE appears to be the setting for film mode. Other features include DDE (Dynamic Detail Enhancement), Black Level Adjust, and Gamma Correction. With the right (expensive) test gear you can use these controls to shift the color points slightly, but I found the effort exceptionally tedious for the marginal improvement it offered.
SONY BRAVIA PROJEKTOR MANUAL
While the manual suggests using these controls to shift each of these colors to taste and storing the results in one of three User memories, this is just an invitation to mess up the picture. Sony also includes RCP (Real Color Processing), a feature that allows individual adjustments to the primary (red, green, blue) and secondary (yellow, cyan, magenta) colors. You can set up the three User modes with your own picture settings, and can also override the factory settings for the Dynamic, Standard, and Cinema modes if you desire.
SONY BRAVIA PROJEKTOR PLUS
The VPL-AW15 has most of the features of Sony's more expensive projectors: 1280x720 resolution, manual zoom and focus, manual vertical and horizontal lens shift, and an Advanced Iris with Off and Manual positions plus two dynamic settings, Auto 1 and Auto 2. The new VPL-AW15, at $1,299, brings the price of moving up to a really big picture even lower. Whether designated as Cineza or BRAVIA, however, Sony's LCD projectors have always been great values. But Sony has now extended the "BRAVIA" moniker, once used to designate only its flat panel displays, across its line of displays. Apart from the fact that I always wanted to say, "bless you" whenever someone said Cineza, it was perfectly fine name. Object based super resolution enhances individual objects for a clear picture that reproduces greater depth, textures and more realistic pictures.ĭynamic HDR Enhancer powered by X1™ Ultimate for projector enhances contrast scene by scene in combination with iris-controlled light output control to deliver stunning 4K HDR images.Until recently, Sony's popular LCD video projectors carried the Cineza brand name.
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Newly developed, ultra-reliable, full 4K resolution1 on 3 SXRD imagers produce outstanding device contrast, and reproduce deep blacks by improving the flatness level of the pixel surface.
X1™ Ultimate for projector is an innovative technology that uses advanced algorithms to cut noise and boost detail with high-precision frame analysis. The result is spectacular brightness and projected images with stunning realism even in well-lit spaces.
A high-intensity blue-laser activates the phosphor light source for wide gamut white light, while additional balanced red and blue laser light sources negate the need for a light-sapping color filter.
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