Shootout! JVC DLA-NZ7/ RS2100 vs SONY VPL-XW5000ES. MWAVE 2022
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
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Event details: midwestavexperience.com
BIG THANKS to @Youthman and RYAN from Ascend AV for putting this on! You guys killed it!
-JVC DLA-NZ7 D-ILA Projector
The DLA-NZ7 D-ILA is the world first (as of September 2021, according to a research by JVCKENWOOD) home theater model with 8K/60p/4K120p input. It is equipped with 8K/e-shift proprietary technology with 2-direction shift to reproduce 8K-quality image from 4K signals. 4K120p input also makes the projector ideal for gaming when combined with Low Latency mode. The projector is driven by three 0.69-inch native 4K D-ILA devices and 17-element, 15-group all glass lens with 65 mm diameter to project high-resolution images to every corner of the screen. BLU-Escent laser diode light source also contributes to project the high-resolution 8K image, realizing brightness of 2,200 lumens and longevity of up to 20,000 hours. Compatible with the latest HDR10+, the projector boasts industry leading HDR performance. 8K, Laser, and HDR are the keywords that describe JVCs 2021 projector models.
8K/e-shift technology reproduces 8K image quality
New 0.69-inch 4K D-ILA (4096 x 2160) device x 3
BLU-Escent Laser Light Source
High brightness of 2,200 lm provides vibrant and dynamic images
17-element, 15-group all-glass 65mm diameter high-quality lens
Native Contrast Ratio of 40,000:1 translates to a spectacular Dynamic Contrast Ratio of ∞ :1
2x HDMI (48 Gbps, HDCP 2.3) inputs, supporting 8K60P and 4K120P input signals
HDR10+ contains the metadata of the producer’s intentions for each scene, and with such data, the projector is able to automatically reproduce images as the creator intended.
Frame Adapt HDR* dynamically tone maps any HDR10 content frame-by-frame or scene-by-scene and automatically performs adjustment to achieve optimal images close to reality as seen by human eyes. As a part the Frame Adapt HDR, the projector offers improved gamma processing accuracy from 12- to 18-bit equivalent to reproduce smoother and finer gradation
New Theater Optimizer** function, which works in Frame Adapt HDR mode, offers optimum HDR images by analyzing usage environments using the screen size and gain information and intelligently adjusts tone mapping.
Auto Tone Mapping function automatically adjusts settings for optimum HDR10 image quality
For easy reproduction, the projector switches automatically to HDR picture mode when HDR10 signals are received
Nine settings of Installation Mode include Lens Control, Pixel Adjustment, Mask, Anamorphic on or off, Screen Adjust, Installation Style, Keystone, Pincushion, and Aspect; stored installation modes for various environments can be called up.
Low Latency Mode suppresses display delay for faster response when receiving signals from PC and game consoles
-Sony VPL-XW5000ES
Native 4K SXRD Laser Projector w/ HDR & X1 Ultimate Processor
Up to 2,000 lumens of brightness, generated by a long-lasting laser light source, for vibrant images even on a large screen.
All-new Native 4K SXRD panel provides full 4K resolution with 3,840 x 2,160 pixels
Flagship-level X1™ Ultimate for projector brings you the best of Sony’s image processing
Ultra-pure and reliable laser light source, which lets you enjoy perfectly clear 4K pictures at optimal brightness for up to 20,000 uninterrupted hours. 1
See over a billion colors come to life with TRILUMINOS PRO. Our unique TRILUMINOS PRO algorithm can detect color from saturation, hue, and brightness to reproduce natural shades in every detail.
Enjoy spectacular brightness and stunning realism, thanks to new Wide Dynamic Range Optics that achieve a 95% DCI-P3 wide color gamut and 2,000-lumen high brightness.
Our new Wide Dynamic Range Optics contribute to a compact design with better light control by maximizing the potential of the laser light source. The resulting higher color volume means naturally colorful images, even at high brightness levels, and stunning, immersive contrast.
This laser projector is about 20% smaller in volume and about 30% lighter than the VPL-VW915ES-with a new modern exterior designed to blend into any room
The powerful video processor in the VPL-XW5000ES offers Motionflow for smooth and clear motion, even when viewing 4K content.
The VPL-XW5000ES supports 4K 60 Hz input with an input lag under 21 ms, and 2K 120 Hz input with an input lag under 13 ms. - Розваги
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I have a room with controlled lighting and a screen size of 130 inch. I am looking at JVC NP5, Sony 5000ES and Epson LS12000. Which one would you recommend for a budget not more than $7,000? Thanks.
Appreciate these - it's tough because you have good relationships with both providers, but like how you do you best to compare the two honestly!
This wasn't a fair comparison. The 6000 from Sony is the one that is priced like a NZ7. The 5000 is nearly half the price of a NZ7.
Agree. It should be NZ5.
@@wooowoo6291 NP5
Agree with you all! 👍👍
But at less than half the price the 5000 is pretty damn good!
@@stevewright1539 Agreed, I'd recommend a JVC NP5 over the Sony 5000. Unless I was a VERY heavy user, the laser isn't worth the cost to me for NZ7 versus NP5. NP5 is a lamp, but is around the same money as the 5000 only better tone mapping.
I agree with @Commander Russels . The NZ7 should have been compared to the XW6000 which is much closer in price and Light output. This felt a bit unfair since the selected XW5000 is nearly half the price of the NZ7. I understand getting a hold of a 6000 at the time of this shootout might not have been possible. I hope Dream Media does another shootout using a fair compare with the 6000 and NZ7.
Sony XW5000 is more comparison to Epson LS12000
A 6000 has 500 more lumens and a much better lens than the 5000. It’s also only $1,000 difference in price compared to an NZ7.
@@Espiritiv Nope, the 12000 is still a pixel shifter...
The sony looses to much details, even if it cost half it is still very bad compared to the jvc.
It's not a fair comparison because the lumens on each screen wasn't matched, if they had matched the lumens then you could properly see if the differences seen were projector and not the extra lumens.
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How does the jvc dla-nz9 compare to the rs 4500?
I know it’s difficult to tell from a UA-cam video but the JVC was brighter but it had elevated blacks, clipped whites, crushed shadow detail, and blown out ineffectual tone mapping (this was very obvious during the wand duel). The Sony was not as bright but it had its black, shadows, and colors more under control than the JVC. I never thought I’d see a cheaper Sony have better blacks, colors, and shadows than a very expensive JVC.
The Sony is thousands less and I didn’t see onscreen the JVC justify its price premium.
We do the best we can to show you what it was like at the shows but you have to go in person next year to get the full experience. MWAVE 2023 is going to be even better! All these models we used are amazing units and you really can’t go wrong but everyone was drooling over the JVCs. Thanks for watching! 😁
The black crush is not what was seen in person, What you see is a result of the limitations if the recording equipment. But if you listen to their narration, They did however comment that there was peak HL and color clipping. Something that they didnt optimize for. They only calibrated for color accuracy not for ‘environment (room) blacks and HLs’
Do you think the black floor on the sony would actually be as low as the Jvc? I have the Nx7 and the black floor is not good at all. On pure black scenes there is significant light leakage. I'm hoping there's been some improvement in that dept
@@davo01BKK the overwhelming opinion of the participants was that the JVCs had the inkiest blacks of all the projectors. They were however mostly NZ series. But the NX5 they used still beat the LS12000 in black levels also
@@FrankieKennethL So to confirm the black floor was superior on the JVCN7? By that I mean the minimum amount of light emitted on pure black? That's specifically what I'm interested in
I would like to know the model and brand of the speakers on the wall, the look powerful.
What is aspect ratio
Only thing I really saw was one being brighter than the other and most people will probably go for the brighter unit. JMO!
It’s hard to tell over UA-cam but we do our best! The peoples choice was definitely the JVCs. Thanks for watching PF! 😁
which one support 4K120p, 3D, and its Native4K?
JVC NZ7. Sony lacks 3D and 120p at 4K.
I don't understand the benefit of 4096-4K over 3840-UHD. There's just no content with 4096 pixels width, which means upscaling has to be done all the time to fill the pixels. And with very common 16:9-content you lose lumens as the outer pixels of the 17:9-panels stay black.
The Sony does motion smoothing to 4K120p, but just doesn't accept 4K120p signals. 120Hz-gaming with a projector really is a niche thing as shutter-based 3D is nowadays.
We do not have the Sony 6000 in other territories, just the 5000 and 7000
So if you have a full blackout theater the Sony 5000 should be suitable enough? Black floor is most important to me. Extreme brights just hurt my eyes anyway
Sony does not have superior black floor to the JVC series. The Sony is not s bright nor gets as detailed in the darks. The extreme bright HL loss seen I. The comparisons could be tempered with some tweaking. From my understanding, Sony Reps prepared all of the Sony’s for the comparisons….JVCs didn’t get that level of preparation. Other than color calibration, they weren’t setup for their ‘best’ performance. I think I heard Michael say they wanted more of a casual user experience comparison which is how most users will do.
I would love to see shootout 5000 vs 6000. A much more meaningful shootout for me and many. For me the NZ7 won't be a good fit due to screen size and back wall limitations. The Sony's can produce a larger image than the JVC with the same throw distance so I am going with either 5000 or 6000 but have not yet decided if the 6000's price bump matches its added benefits for my needs.
What size screen do you have?
The Sony does not need as much room as the JVC. It also makes less noise. I would take a look at the Epson LS1200 if you don’t mind a non native projector. It actually a decent option and is almost 1,000 cheaper.
Its time to best projectors showing a better viewed... Its pretty
All the units at this event are industry leading! It was a special experience and we are happy to be able to share with you guys. Thanks for watching! 😁
I would love to see a comparison between the Sony 5000es and the 6000es
Yes! I would love to see that as well. 5000 vs 6000. A much more meaningful shootout.
Sony does not make as much noise as the JVC is smaller and has better blacks. It less bright which I actually prefer. You can tell they are far superior to the non native projectors. The Sony is also less expensive.
There is a projector for everyone! These shootouts are using top brands and models for 2022. You really can’t go wrong with any of them. Thanks for watching Scott! 😁
I have seen the Sony XW5000 vs Epson LS1200 vs JVC NP5 and JVC NZ8 (NZ8 blows all the others out of the water, no doubt), but the NP5 has better black levels, better HDR, more natural colors than the XW5000. The Sony has more punchy colors and is a bit sharper (processing, not lens). It is a matter of preference. I have chosen for the JVC NP5, because of the above, the Sony was a bit too "cartoonish" for me. But both are excellent in their own way. Do go and see, don't just buy blind. The Epson's black levels are worse than Sony and JVC, so a no no for me. All projectors were calibrated.
Scott you sound like a Sony fan boy. Js
"It less bright which I actually prefer. " Tell me you're a Pony without telling me you're a Pony.
@@MrILStatek No I am actually not. I don’t really like Sony products in general. I don’t like their operating system and don’t like that sometimes they don’t seem to play nice with other products. I do like the Sony projectors over the JVC. I have seen them side by side. Everyone has an opinion, what you can’t dispute is that Sony is smaller in size and makes less noise. The noise has been tested a number of times by lots of different reviewers and Sony always makes less noise. With all that said between the JVC and Sony its very close. I would actually be fine with either if I end up with one. The JvC is brighter but I think the Sony has better black levels which has been a theme with most of their products. On the other hand Sony has had issues with their panels in the past. I have also looked at the non native LS 1200 which is cheaper then both but holds up with either. The issue I have with the LS1200 is the blacks get washed out and the picture overall is not as sharp as either the Sony or JVC but that’s really comparing Apples and Oranges between the three. Finally the reason I like better blacks over brightness is simply the type of movies I watch which are darker in general and have more black levels to them over colors so I prefer better black levels over a brighter projector.
How do these compare to the Epson LS12000
There is another video with the Epson LS12000. That is not really in the same category its a pixel shifting 4k where as the Sony and JVC are native projectors.
They're native 4k, the Epson is still a pixel shifter, it will NEVER compare...
Stay tuned to our channel. We have that video coming shortly! Scott and Bryan are right though. They really aren’t on the same level but the shootout will be interesting. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Dreamediaav Cheers Zack! 👍
@@Dreamediaav Thanks. Looking forward to how the pixel shift compares to true 4K.
Which Harry Potter Scene is that?
Goblet of fire tournament scene.
Need calibrated by X-Rite and all bi good
Your realy awsome
Thanks for your support Joshva! 😁
I think the 5000es will do better with the right calibration.
The Sony reps where at the event and they tried to make it as fair as possible but the Sony 5000es is a great unit for the money! We have more videos coming out and will be showing the 5000es against the epson ls12000. It should be interesting! Thanks for watching Percy! 😁
@@Dreamediaav thanks Zack. Will you be selling the Sony?
@@Dreamediaav That will be an awesome comparison as both units are at a much closer price point. Looking forward to that video. Thanks for the great content as always!
Hi sir
Hello! 😁
Old comparison is also a useless comparison. The 5000ES is not a competitor for the NZ7. It’s nearly half the price. JVC has literally nothing at that price (besides an odd single chip DLP model at $3500).
Buy low price AVR & Projector
Why stop the fomo is even there?
Yeah, his comparison is BS also
Virtuially impossible to actually tell WHAT anyone thought of it! Are we supposed to be able to judge for ourselves from the You Tube video?? Have no more idea of wht the conclusions were than before I started watching it!
The JVC NZ7 is 5000 euros more expensive than the Sony XW5000. So almost double in price. Europe doesn’t get the Sony XW6000. That’s the direct match of the NZ7
Absolutely! We have more shootouts coming soon to the channel. Stay tuned and thanks for watching Lars! 😁
Doesn’t seem like a good comparison. These two projectors are nowhere near each other in price. I’d rather see the Sony against the NP5
It's laser vs laser, NP5 is bulb.
Couldn’t tell what image was actually better and source material was all CGI so very poor image choice for comparison.
But these are two different animals, apples and oranges. 120hz vs 60hz at 4K. No HDR10+ on Sony or 8k pixel shift, less lumens and no 3D. All comments on image seemed subjective too as we don’t know what was intended by movie producers. And testing room was not light controlled.
Overall not a good, controlled comparison, nothing to learn here 👎🏼
The winner is the $300 tv from Walmart. Avoid projectors...
not same price stupid comparaison.. no setting .. sony is low setting at stock setting... fake
I'm not smashing anything
NEVER SEEN SO MUCH BS IN ALL MY LIFE! You're comparing Sony's ENTRY level projector at about $5k, against something high end from JVC worth $20k plus! Furthermore, you are also comparing something that has an all glass lens, WITH dynamic iris, to something that has a glass and resin lens combo, with NO IRIS! You lot call yourselves reviewers? You're nothing more than JVC fanboys, and I'm not even a Sony owner...well not yet anyway...
I hate that fake smiling face and voice you are doing. I like the content though. I've had a few (about 10 projectors) in the past and currently enjoying out Epson 5050UB along with a spare Sony large venue projector. I'm always looking to what's out there. Keep up the good work., just not that fake smile. Being a real person with good content is more then enough bud.
SONY is the best picture quality…