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• Sunshine and Shadow (Four Tone Pictures, No. 1)
• Saucony Shadow 5000
• Bonner County News of Record - June 28, 2022
• 2018 BMW 320d Edition M Sport Shadow auto
• Pokémon Go Giovanni counters, current lineup and rewards explained
• Sony VPL-XW5000ES Laser Projector Review
• Shadow 5000 Green / Silver
• I can own your shadow, courtesy of non-fungible tokens
• Japan votes for key election in shadow of Shinzo Abe's assassination
• Ruling party heads to victory in Japan

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Our Editor's Choice award goes to products that dramatically exceed expectations for performance, value, or cutting-edge design. Sony's new entry-level native 4K SXRD projector cuts a few corners, but delivers a superb, laser-driven image at the company's most affordable price yet. When Sony refreshed its home cinema projector line in late , a few folks were left scratching their heads. They introduced more advanced video processing and better overall performance, but remained startlingly expensive, a fact made evident in late when LCoS-rival JVC introduced new laser projectors with noticeably lower pricing.

I mean—what was Sony thinking? Turns out they were thinking about how to hang on for the next generation of projectors brewing in the lab.

Their announcement in April of three new XW series laser models seriously modernized the line and makes a more aggressive value proposition. By far the most exciting introduction for budget-conscious enthusiasts is the XWES we're reviewing here. This new Sony brings laser plus native 4K LCoS SXRD to a previously unseen price point, and competes effectively with two other recent introductions that have titillated the enthusiast world.

So while it offers benefits not found in the Sony, it can't lay claim to being true native 4K or enjoying the deep native blacks you get from LCoS imagers. Now we'll focus on the Sony. In this case the blue beam is passed through a phosphor wheel to create white light, which is then split with optics into the red, green, and blue beams that feed those primary colors to the individual imaging devices. The light source is specified for 20, hours, typical for most laser projectors today, and along with the elimination of lamp replacements you get fairly quick start-up and shut-down.

The picture goes dark as soon as you activate Standby, and the fan stops spinning for full shut-down in about 15 seconds. Regarding fan noise: This is a very quiet projector, spec'd by Sony at only 24 dBA by the usual industry tests in a soundproof chamber.

Air comes in from the front and is expelled at the rear, and in my casual real-world measurements, the XWES measured a low of Happily, along with low fan noise, there was no hint of annoying coil whine as has been heard in some other laser projectors. The three-chip architecture brings with it the benefits of equal color and white brightness and immunity to rainbow artifacts sometimes encountered in single-chip DLP projectors.

The formulation and design is the same; they're just trimmed down. The plain fact is that few users needed the full DCI spec, and the smaller 0. What has further reduced the size of the XWES, as well as its weight, is a new manual lens replacing the VW's motorized lens.

Together, these and the new optical block contribute to an Smaller and lighter may be a plus in some situations, though folks familiar with the ES may find the fit, finish and feel of the XWES a step down.

One can argue that Sony never helped its case by providing a motorized lens in the while also omitting lens memories to allow for a constant-image-height CIH zoom option with 'Scope-screens—a move made to help differentiate it from the next step-up model, but which made the company look stingy. They do still provide aspect modes for a 1. But the new lens is also smaller in diameter than the ES lens, and has a shorter zoom that may fit fewer spaces 1.

It cuts the specified max image size from to inches, and the max throw from to feet. And without motorized controls, it'll require more work up on the ladder to set up a ceiling mount.

I can't say I loved using it. The zoom and focus rings around the barrel do have a sure feel and worked well, but the lens-shift thumbwheels are the kind that spin loose a bit before they catch and aren't granular enough to easily put the picture where you want it.

Nor does losing the convenience of standing nose-to-screen while you optimize the focus with your remote. I employ a foot throw from rack to screen, and it was a struggle to get things perfectly dialed in. Installers will ideally want a helper standing at the screen to assist.

Perhaps more critically, even when perfectly focused, I found the lens on my pre-production sample less than tack-sharp in the absence of employing Sony's Reality Creation detail processing, which is on by default in every picture mode. This was something easily revealed when flipping Reality Creation on and off with both content and focus test patterns.

Fortunately, the processing saved the day, but a sharper lens would be a better solution. I'll say more about this in the Performance section below. Speaking of image processing and out-of-box tuning: I can hardly complain about either. Sony's prior update introduced its X1 for Projector video processor to most models; it supported several new features while carrying along some others.

The flagship GTZ was the only one to get the X1 Ultimate for Projector processor, which uses extra processing power to provide more granular and object-based tuning of the image for things like HDR tone-mapping, noise reduction, detail enhancement and scaling of less-than-4K content. I have written extensively about what this processor does in my review of the GTZ , and we reported on it in a Sony-sponsored tech overview we ran on ProjectorCentral in late I recommend you look at both to get a fuller understanding of all the features here.

But the key takeaway is that the higher-end X1 Ultimate processor has now migrated down into these new models, and it's a huge plus over the old ES and a sweet addition at this price point. Sony's HDR processing is worth a small discussion here. Some may see this as a missing. Second, there's always been a bit of controversy and confusion over whether Sony's Dynamic HDR Enhancer technology introduced in the last line update really constitutes customized frame-by-frame or scene-by-scene dynamic tone-mapping as is found in JVC's projectors.

Those prior models apparently relied on HDR program metadata to establish a baseline tone-map before performing frame-by-frame analysis and adjusting the image using a combination of laser modulation, pixel level processing, and in some models a dynamic iris.

Furthermore, according to Sony none of the new XW series projectors have a dynamic iris, so all the work is done by the laser and pixel processing. The Sony approach may see you hitting the remote's Contrast Enhancer button to fine-tune a bit with different programs, but once it's where you want it, the results are quite excellent and for most folks it will be a set-and-forget affair.

A final point to make about Sony's HDR tone-mapping is that you continue to find in these new projector's the company's Reference HDR setting, which can be selected as a default vs. As I've written in earlier Sony reviews, the company's tone-map philosophy is to try to emulate the image viewers might see on one of Sony's widely-used 1,nit, high end studio mastering monitors—which best renders, in their view, the creator's intent.

This means, in essence, that they do not believe in overly-boosting bright highlights to create a more visceral, punchy effect at the expense of losing detail in those areas due to clipping.

In our prior experience with Reference HDR mode in the lamp-based ES and ES, it would noticeably take down the overall peak brightness of any scene to ensure that the brightest highlights stayed within the projector's capabilities. If you're someone who likes modestly punched-up, zingy HDR highlights guilty as charged , this approach could make HDR darker and more tame than you're used to.

Either way, you have the option in the projector's menu to have it default to either regular HDR10 or Reference HDR, and in either mode the HDR Enhancer control gives you choices of Off, Low, Middle, or High to adjust highlights to taste or accommodate variations in content mastering or room lighting. The XWES's modest jack-pack is on the projector's left side as you face the lens. In advance of the inevitable snarky attacks on Sony, I'll remind readers that there are really only two main reasons today you might want wide bandwidth HDMI 2.

The first is to accommodate gaming from the latest consoles or a computer at 4K resolution with Hz frame rate. But the assumption there is that the port is mated with electronics and imaging devices that can simultaneously provide the low input lag gamers covet, and that's been a challenge to date, particularly with pixel-shifting 4K DLP projectors.

The second reason touted for having HDMI 2. Keep in mind that, unlike the JVCs, these Sonys have no 8K pixel-shifting to boost resolution beyond native 4K and so could not take full advantage of such capabilities. Sony's take, and it's a fair argument, is that there's not much 8K content to speak of right now, and that content creators and streaming providers are still intensely focused on simply delivering 4K HDR.

Epson's HDMI 2. Along with Epson's decision to eliminate 3D as a feature of its LS and step-down LS laser models, this is yet another poke in the eye for 3D lovers seeking a premium projector. Sony's remote is the same tried and true full-size wand the company has offered for years. Why change it? It provides direct access to most important image setting on the projector and has an intuitive layout and easily learned keypad, as well as a backlight. Use it for a while, especially next to most other manufacturer's remotes, and it's hard not to fall in love.

It puts JVC's now three-year old mini-remote to shame. Still, with these latest projectors I'd argue for swapping some of the lesser-used buttons to make room for direct access to the Laser Output control and its companion Dynamic Control which functions in lieu of a mechanical iris on the XWES to deepen blacks with dark content. Also helpful would be a direct access button to the excellent Imax Enhanced picture mode, which currently requires menu navigation to select. And it would be nice to be able to toggle between the HDR Reference and regular HDR10 processing modes without digging deep into the menu.

Fortunately, the Contrast Enhancer button still offers easy access to the Dynamic HDR Enhancer menu, which confusingly also functioned for SDR content under the same menu label on my sample. Picture Modes. There are 10 in total, none of which are unwatchable. They vary primarily in their default laser brightness and color temperature.

As usual with the Sonys, the out-of-box Reference mode is the one best dialed into the Rec. I am consistently impressed at how satisfyingly accurate the Reference mode looks right out of the box in virtually every Sony projector I've tested. Casual viewing of my most familiar test clips left me nodding my head in approval, and the measurements proved it out. Though it wasn't perfect, it was close enough that typical viewers could get by happily with the factory settings.

The point grayscale measurements showed an average 2. The color points were mostly below 1. DeltaE is a metric that describes visible color error.

Anything over a dE of 3 is considered potentially visible, anything between 3 and 2. On my inch, 1. Dropping the Laser Output control from its default 80 on a scale of to about 35 greatly improved perceived contrast, though I ended up calibrating with Laser Output set to Post calibration, the projector measured a still punchy Gamma measured 2. Post-cal grayscale showed an average dE of 1. Color points measured average dE 0.

You can find my final settings in the appendix. The Dynamic Control, as noted, is intended to function similar to a mechanical iris and has no effect except on scenes with low average picture level.

Your options on this control are Full, Limited, or Off. As with similar controls we've seen on other laser projectors, it will marginally darken the brightest parts of the image at the same time it brings down black.

It was effective in getting that last bit of black out of dark scenes, but only to a point. The Limited setting offered a nice compromise between deepening black and attenuating highlights, however, the Full setting resulted in the laser shutting down completely on any scene-fade transition that lasted for more than a brief moment, and the cycling was jarring and made the feature unusable. We've seen this before when a manufacturer wants to declare that a projector measures "infinite" contrast and programs the projector to just shut down the laser with a black signal.

I'm not aware of any value of fully shutting down the light source in real-world use. Sony would do well here to set the Dynamic Control's Full setting threshold to some minimum idle brightness that doesn't make the projector blink whenever it encounters a slow sequence of white credits on a black background.

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Sony VPL-XW5000ES Laser Projector Review

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