I don’t know if you have read the latest release of Bi Dao’s public account “Do Humans See the Same Colors?” Maybe you have never seen the popular science "Real Yellow", which mentioned a very interesting phenomenon: Although there has been disagreement over the years about the question of "blue, black or platinum", this is color recognition under extreme circumstances. Differences in abilities. In fact, the human brain does have similar perceptions of colors, which means that everyone has a consensus on colors.
What’s more interesting is that the colors people see are easily affected by the environment. We all know that when buying things online, especially clothing, more rigorous stores will have color comparison demonstrations under different lights to prove the color difference. The existence of . This phenomenon also exists in the color presentation of monitors, which also explains why different monitor devices will have color differences when displaying the same photo.
In fact, this phenomenon is more obvious on projector equipment. Different from TVs, computers, and other LCD devices, projectors not only need to achieve color accuracy from the light source, but also need to use a series of technical means to ensure that the picture is confrontational. The ability of ambient light to interfere with color.
In fact, over the years, the color of projectors has always been a very important purchasing criterion. However, due to cost, many projector manufacturers have not worked hard in this aspect, and instead put the "main battlefield" of projectors on In terms of brightness. But now that technology is developing rapidly, brightness is really not that important anymore, especially for flagship projectors, the brightness of each product is sufficient. What's more, the blind pursuit of high brightness will also have negative effects, not only reducing the color coverage, but also causing the bulb to generate more heat, affecting the body's heat dissipation and chip computing capabilities.
Therefore, this new track of "color accuracy" was grandly proposed by Nut this year when it launched the annual flagship projection Nut J10S. This also means that the era of seeking top-notch standard parameters and pursuing strength parameters has become a thing of the past.
Why do you dare to mention nuts? Because Nuts has the strength to do research and development and the determination to spend money to build it. JMGO J10S is jointly developed by JMGO and Leica . With the support of century-old Leica color technology, the optical engineering team knows how to create top lens quality, best imaging effects and optical imaging performance.
has undergone Leica tuning and repeated testing by a professional team. The color temperature is strictly controlled to the D65 color standard, which is often referred to as the international standard 6500K color temperature. It is combined with 140 color cards to calibrate color accuracy, making the JMGO J10S able to meet the Leica color standard. Accuracy, in every sense, achieves the restoration of the true colors of the film source.
In order to make the color presentation more accurate, especially in portraits that are difficult to truly restore, the expert team also used 5 major skin colors and a total of 300 portrait samples to repeatedly proofread the skin tone and texture, and finally ensure that the picture can display portraits according to Leica's professional standards The most natural color state of skin color.
JMGO J10S is also equipped with an officially certified HDMI 2.1 interface. It is the first LED projector product in the industry to support Wi-Fi 6 and supports 4K film sources. PurePic Dynamic Noise Reduction 2.0 self-developed algorithm intelligently repairs film source noise; combined with Dynaudio in-depth customization of audio, professional-level standards satisfy all kinds of tricky ears; the industry's first non-sense keystone correction function, and version 2.0 of automatic obstacle avoidance, Automatic screen alignment and "eye protection" functions make smart projection smarter... Various blessings make it more cost-effective and have more advantages, making it stand out among many projectors in the 5,000 yuan range.
If you have plans to buy a projector recently, the author recommends this JMGO J10S to you, it will definitely bring you a lot of surprises. And don’t worry about digital products being easily eliminated by technological changes. From the author’s experience, the Leica co-branded color correction alone is enough for you to use it for 3 or 5 years without falling behind.
