Epson Pro Cinema 4030 Projector Video Summary Posted on December 7, 2013 By Lisa FeiermanA 12-minute video summary of the Epson Pro Cinema 4030 home theater projector.Check out the full review here.Epson Pro Cinema 4030 ProjectorWhen the Pro Cinema 4030 was the object of a full-length review, it received our Hot Product Award. The full review goes into all the details but here are a few basics.Epson Pro Cinema 4030 HighlightsMultiple 2D and 3D modes that are brighter than most of the competitionDynamic Iris helps achieve ultra-high contrast performance – very good black levels2000 lumens claimed – able to tackle media rooms, reasonable living rooms and family rooms, and of course a good home theaterPlan on 500-600 lumens post calibration, enough for larger (120″) screens in home theater setupsSuper-Resolution – Epson’s dynamic detail enhancement feature really can make a differenceNewly improved 2.1:1 Fujinon manual zoom lens with lots of vertical and horizontal lens shiftExcellent – really long life lamp, and reasonable replacement cost, but since it comes with a spare, you’ve got at least 8000 hours…that’s 20 hours a week for 8 years!3D glasses are RF and rechargeable, inexpensive 3rd party glasses availableOutstanding warranty and support programs Epson Pro Cinema 4030 Basic SpecificationsPrice: $2499Technology: 3LCDNative Resolution: 1920×1080Brightness (Manufacturer Claim): 2000Contrast: 120000:1Zoom Lens Ratio: 2.1:1Lens Shift: YesLamp Life: 4000 Full Power / 5000 Eco ModeWeight: 18.4Warranty: 3 Years P/L, 3 Years Replacement ProgramDisclosuresFrom the Editor: This video was created as a summary of the original, full, in-depth projector review of the Pro Cinema 4030. It was directed and scripted by Lisa Feierman, and features Art Feierman, editor of ProjectorReviews.comVideos that are part of the Projector Reviews TV channel are created by Projector Reviews Inc. If we review a projector and it wins one of our awards, it becomes eligible for a video summary. Of course, we can only do a limited number of these videos. In some cases, we will choose a projector review to do a video of. In other cases, a request may come from the manufacturer. As we do with the rest of the content on our website, we offer manufacturers Permissions.With these paid Permissions, manufacturers can post these videos on their own websites, pass them out to their dealers, and use them for other promotional purposes including trade shows and point-of-sale displays in retail stores. These videos are very short versions of the full review. In just a few minutes worth of video we can’t begin to capture all the information in the review, so we call this a video summary.If this video is positive and enthusiastic about the projector, is simply because the review itself was positive and enthusiastic. We try to make the videos more fun, a bit less dry, with far less technical detail. Enjoy, but also visit the full review for more depth, even the settings that work best. Thanks! -art