JVC DLA-RS2 Picture Quality - LCoS Home Theater Projector Review

JVC RS2 Home Theater Projector: Skin Tones

Images provided here do use the Memory 1 settings that I ended up with, but using Low results in just a touch warmer color balance.

The only other image I have for you from SD-DVD is a bit different. It is from Sin City, utilizing primarily black and white or sepia and white film balance, not color. In addition, Sin City often adds spot colors (notably bright red and yellow) on some objects in some scenes. In this case, the closeup of Nancy in the bar is captured in a sepia tone look. That considered, the result is very impressive, considering the technique.

Moving to hi-def DVD's all the remaining images in the Skin Tone section, are from Blu-ray disc.

The first images are from the re-release of The Fifth Element on Blu-ray.
An early Blu-ray version of this movie was available when the first Blu-ray players shipped, but, unlike the original SD-DVD version, legendary for its production qualities, the first Blu-ray version was not impressive. This new version is excellent

Bottom Line: The JVC RS2 has no problem at all in faithfully reproducing skin tones. They are well saturated, no apparent shift in color, and very natural looking. I spent at least 25 hours viewing parts of movies, and was never disappointed.