Interesting comparison - https://www.thescreeningroomav.com/sonyjvcprojectorshootout
The new CMS update does not cause an issue when E-shift and Low lag is engaged.
Mike do you know if they are able to fix the Low Latency loss of detail bug that was discovered when these models were released via firmware?I know you said at one point it was done whenthe units were sent in for CMD repair, but I am not actually interested in that much, I did enjoy and get used to being able to have LL switched on at all times in 24p when I was assessing the 9900.The 11 second sync time was a welcome change.
I just saw this on Twitter - " Client’s JVC HDR projector had 700 hours of use on it since I last measured it. The light output was unchanged and the color only shifted slightly. " RS520. https://twitter.com/HomeCinemaGuru/status/984892594919559169
Jeff seems extremely blunt and not afraid to call foul when it's there. I read a post on the other forum where someone was insinuating that JVC bulbs dim ridiculously fast. That hasn't been the case since the first generation eshift units iirc. And even then, JVC recognized the fault and issued a revised lamp with the fin (or whatever it was called) to help properly cool it so it wouldn't degrade so fast. JVC time and time again seem to listen and rectify issues that their users have with the projectors they sell. That isn't the case with some of the other big names in this industry.