Here is a nice fact for people. I think most people know how QC works. Usually a set percentage of units are pulled and checked to make sure the units randomly selected meet specification. Well here in the US, with the 4500, that percentage is as high as you can get. Yep, 100%.
It was me (Mike) that answered you and yes that is based on the 2.40 width of your screen. You will have much higher brightness when shooting 16:9 onto your 2.40 screen.
One of the things I do on my current Sony (1000) is use HIGH lamp mode for 2.35:1 zoom, and LOW lamp for 16:9 zoom. This has the nice side effect of normalising the brightness between the two presentation modes. I'll be looking to do the same with the Z1 through a combination of laser power/iris.
You can store lens settings, masking, fine convergence and anamorphic modes in a user memory.
In case anyone is interested, with respect to my handson with the JVC RS4500/Z1 this Tuesday/Wednesday, in addition to posting comprehensive measurements of the JVC RS4500/Z1 in action, I will also be including a direct side-by-side head-to-head comparison versus the SONY 1100 and JVC X7000/RS500, wherein I will be including the comparative measurements and relevant data for these also as part of my review report. Where I am intending on carrying out my measurements over the course of Tuesday (with a run over into Wednesday if the projector arrives late from JVC) with the intention of posting all the details on here sometime on Wednesday
What kind of screen and environment?
We are currently mid-process of constructing our new demonstration centre so I will be carrying out this exercise at a good friend of mine and business associate's demo rooms; where I will have the choice of three screen sizes, namely circa 3 metres, 3.8 metres, and 4.5 metres wide; with I believe Seymour Enlightor AT screen material, but I will be confirming all the details in my review. And the environment will be a properly blacked out room with low level ambient light reflections.
I'm up and running as recently posted on AVS. I'll add also that the unit has quite a bit of fan noise in high laser mode, not nearly as much in mid. I'll be experimenting with all modes as the evening goes on. Have to get back to it as it's already 7:30pm!
Keep in mind that EN4K is close to 0.75 gain. I have EN4K.