JVC’s D-ILA Projectors
Taking your dreams a step closer to reality.
JVC’s D-ILA projectors are specifically designed to satisfy users who demand the very best in home cinema entertainment by ensuring “true black” performance — clearly displaying all the smooth textures and delicate nuances of an image even in the darker areas of a picture. These D-ILA projectors and their innovative technologies have earned a well-deserved reputation for excellence worldwide, receiving a number of distinguished awards from the electronics industry. With the new DLA-HD950 and DLA-HD550 D-ILA projectors, the dream of recreating the quality of film in movie theaters, at home, is now a step closer to reality.
Unrivalled picture quality
Exceptionally high contrast ratio
Conventional projector with dynamic iris
The new 2009 D-ILA front projector models incorporate a number of
advanced technologies such as JVC’s proprietary D-ILA device, a wire-grid optical engine, and high-performance lens. But what really differentiates JVC’s D-ILA projectors from other projectors is that they do not employ a dynamic iris. JVC’s D-ILA projectors instead use a fixed aperture to eliminate unnecessary light that can lower contrast levels, making possible some of the industry’s highest native contrast ratios. Innovations such as these and many other superb features
JVC’s DLA- HD950
enable the DLA-HD950 to achieve an exceptionally high native contrast ratio of 50,000:1*.
Enhanced brightness (extended white peak) and deeper, richer blacks (wide dynamic range) ensure image reproduction that is vivid and full of depth, making these projectors perfectly suited for viewing diverse content, such as movies and music videos as well as live concert performances and sports programs.
* 30,000:1 for the DLA-HD550.
Clear Motion Drive | Inverse telecine (reverse 2-3 pull down) |
Clear Motion Drive technology successfully generates an accurate intermediate frame even for images with fast-moving action by employing a high-precision interpolation algorithm that strengthens the precision of picture-character detection. Whether the video signal source is 60 fps broadcasting or 24 fps movie content, viewers can enjoy smoother and clearer images with reduced motion blurring thanks to this unique interpolation technique that optimizes the number of frames.
In order to display TV broadcasts or commercially available DVDs created using the 2-3 pull-down process, the inverse telecine (reverse 2-3 pull-down) function found on JVC’s D-ILA projectors re-converts the video source back to a 24 fps signal and displays it at double speed or 48 fps, ensuring cinema-like viewing that is very faithful to the original source.
