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- 4K HDR PROJECTOR FOR HI-RESOLUTION CONTENT - With JVC's proprietary (3) 0.69-inch native 4K D-ILA devices and a premium 4K 15-element, 11-group 80 mm fully motorized lens the enhancements to video quality especially in high resolution are astonishing. The JVC DLANZ700 offers a BLU-Escent laser phosphor light engine that delivers 2,300 lumens of brightness with a life expectancy of approximately 20,000 hours.
- VIBRANT IMAGES - See Native 4K content with two 32Gbps 4K/60p HDMI/HDCP 2.3 inputs. Amplify the color with SDR content by turning on "Vivid" picture mode and enjoy even brighter, richer, and more vibrant images.
- HIGH NATIVE CONTRAST - JVC's high-contrast optical block offers a superior native contrast of 80,000:1 and dynamic contrast of infinate:1. With Deep Black Tone Control, the new algorithm added to Generation 2 Frame Adapt HDR, you'll experience dark tones and more contrast than ever before. See more color with the built in cinema filter on the DLANZ700 supporting a wide color gamut equivalent to DCI-P3.
- JVC EXCLUSIVE GEN2 FRAME ADAPT HDR AUTO TONE MAPPING - With JVC's Exclusive Gen2 Frame Adapt HDR Dynamic Tone Mapping Technology, this projector instantly analyzes any HDR10 content frame-by-frame and performs real-time tone mapping to optimal dynamic range for video projection. The algorithm for tone mapping has been further enhanced to achieve HDR images that offer higher detail, are brighter, more colorful, and have a wider dynamic range. Supports HDR formats HDR10, HLG, and HDR10+ content.
- QUICK SET-UP AND EASY INSTALLATION - The five installation modes allow users to set different memory settings for lens control, pixel adjustment, masking, aspect ratios, and more. The fully motorized lens can zoom, shift, and focus at the touch of a button. The 80 mm lens has a 70% vertical and 28% horizontal shift. The projector is 35% smaller than the previous model. In addition, the exhaust has been moved to the back of the projector, to eliminate any potential impact of the image.
