Will this also work with games, does this create a lot off lag?
I am told no additional lag vs. regular. Just leave the projector in Low Latency mode. Of course you still have regular HDR10 with Auto Tone Mapping to use too.
Will video games benefit from JVC's DTM? I see you answered his question about the lag, but not if the HDR will improve with video games, not just movies. Thanks!
In the photos, such as the Dynamic Tone Mapping photos (photo 1 in first post and three in second), the lamp was in high mode. How would the pictures compare if the lamp were in low mode? Are the benefits of using Dynamic Tone Mapping (versus not using it) relatively similar if lamp is in low brightness mode?
You would still have the same differences in low lamp, if shown on a smaller screen. 165" screen is a little large for using low lamp.
Ok, good to know. I’m hoping 106” screen with 11.5’ throw distance would be fine with low lamp (don’t want to hear the fan in high lamp mode).
I hope this is not an ignorant question...Is the DTM likely more/less/about the same effective than using a Panasonic UB9000 for HDR tone mapping? I have a JVC RS-520...
No. Everything other than the Lumagen, MadVR or this new firmware is a fixed tone mapping solution - even if the UB820 or 9000 adjusts per title. Dynamic tone mapping adjusts the tone mapping per scene !