Why are you pushing on with asking if someone can take screenshots of the 4500? Are you considering buying one or are you just looking for something to nitpick?
Why are you asking ?
Somewhat off topic but I saw Wonder Woman tonight. I enjoyed it a lot (and I'm not a big superhero fan). I don't see all that many movies at the cinema so I paid close attention to the quality. It was good, but in no way better than the RS4500. I look forward to the HDR version of this film and seeing how it looks in my theater. I think it will be better.
Just wanted to give a heads up for owners, the Arve tool that JVC owners have been using to generate custom HDR curves for their projectors does work with the 4500. I was able to generate a few curves last night and they loaded just fine. This enabled me to use the projector in mid laser with a great looking image until I figure out how to quiet down the projector in high laser. So if you're itching to get the best HDR performance possible, I'd look into using the tool! There is TONS of information on how to use it over at AVS in the other JVC threads.
Now that you've had your own RS4500 for a while, any new thoughts / measurements ?
I think he sold his and bought a Sony.
Where did you hear this from?
Sorry, I was kidding. I should have added a smiley face.
I was going to let you know that who ever said it was either stirring up stuff or joking. Was just trying to find out where it came from. Kris called me yesterday telling me that he was told that someone had posted that he had sold his 4500 and bought a 5000. I came across your post, so inquired.
Oh, so someone else posted something similar? Wild coincidence (wasn't me!). My 'joke' was just a way of teasing him because he hasn't been very active lately. Maybe he's too busy watching movies - or busy reviewing another product.I did follow his suggestion on using the ARVE tool to create a custom gamma curve for HDR that satisfies in mid laser mode and while I'm sure his curves would be better than mine, I'm pretty darn happy.