Description
The unmatched clarity of 4K cinema is now ready for home theater
with Sony’s SXRD 4K movie theater projector technology. Delivering
greater than four times 1080p resolution, anamorphic 3D, and 1080p to
4K upscaling, nothing comes close to the Sony VPL-VW1000ES projector.
Revolutionary resolution. Breathtaking Detail. One million served. Sony has transformed the movie industry with 4K innovation. Your home theater can experience picture resolution greater than four times that of 1080p. With 4096 x 2160 resolution, and pixels 1/4 the size of traditional 1080p projectors, 4K delivers images with breathtaking detail & fewer artifacts, even on the largest home theater screens. With a 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 2,000 ANSI lumen brightness, and wide color gamut, the VPL-VW1000ES pulls you into your favorite movies like no other.
Technology
Revolutionary resolution Sony has transformed the movie industry with 4K innovation. Your home theater can experience picture resolution greater than four times that of 1080p. 4K lets you sit closer or view larger screens (the VW1000ES can support up to 180”), without seeing pixel structure or visual artifacts; it allows for the largest, most immersive viewing experience. Breathtaking Detail With 4096 x 2160 resolution, and pixels one quarter the size of traditional 1080p projectors, 4K delivers images with breathtaking detail and fewer artifacts, even on the largest home theater screens. The VPL-VW1000ES supports SD, HD, QFHD and also 4K. One million served With a 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 2,000 ANSI lumen brightness, and wide color gamut, the VPL-VW1000ES pulls you into your favorite movies like no other. Also, it supports anamorphic 2:35 viewing, with or without the need for an external lens. If using the “Picture Position” zoomed method, there are 5 customizable presets to choose from. Upgrade your HD 4K technology. It isn’t just the panel, but a trio of Sony technologies working together to provide what the images experts are calling “Simply Jaw Dropping.” 3D brighter and better1 Digitally driven panel eliminates crosstalk before it is projected for bright, crosstalk free viewing. Integrated 3D transmitter, 2 pairs of 3D glasses (TDG-PJ1) included. Optional wired transmitter available (TMR-PJ2) if the projector will be installed within an enclosure. 4k upscaled images, 3D and anamorphic call can all be displayed simultaneously. Flexible installation The VPL-VW1000ES is designed to perform beautifully in almost any home theater or media room. Its throw distance (1.27 - 2.73 without picture position and 1.68 - 2.73 width), 80%V and 31%H shift, plus seamless integration with leading third party control and automation systems, all make the VPL-VW1000ES highly adaptable.
Product description and full feature list The VPL-VW1000ES is equipped with the latest technology to bring you incredible
entertainment quality. Explore the full range of features and options below.
Movie theater experience
Using the same panel technology and resolution found in high-end, professional 4K movie theaters, the VPL-VW1000ES gives you an astonishingly immersive home theater experience featuring upscaled 4K, 3D and anamorphic viewing - all simultaneously.
Upscale your favorite movies
and shows
Sony proprietary processing, X-Reality Pro and Reality Creation takes high definition content and makes it look even better.
Watch 2D high definition
content in 3D
Sony’s unique 2D to 3D up-conversion algorithm allows 2D high definition content connected via HDMI to be viewed in immersive Sony 3D.2 The integrated 3D transmitter, in combination with the included 3D glasses, and digitally driven panel produces bright 3D images that are nearly free of crosstalk.
Amazing picture quality
Featuring a wide color space, full 4K (4096 x 2160) resolution that’s more than 4 times 1080p, a 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, and 2,000 ANSI lumen brightness, the VPL-VW1000ES pulls you into your favorite movies like no other home theater projector you’ve ever experienced.
New 4K SXRD panel technology
The exclusive SXRD panel technology, in combination with Sony’s Advanced Iris3 systems delivers an incredible 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast. The result is a superior picture quality with deeper blacks and brighter whites on even the largest home theater screens.
Anamorphic 2:35 - with or
without an external lens
Using the Picture Position function, watch 2.35:1 content without the need for an external anamorphic lens when using a CinemaScope screen.
Whisper-quiet fan
Advanced air discharge system and whisper-quiet fan makes you forget there’s a projector in the room.
Recommended for
up to a 200” screen
The high resolution and brightness of the VPL-VW1000ES allows for an astonishingly crisp and bright picture on a 200” screen in 2D, and up to 150” in 3D.
Integratable into virtually any
home automation system
Seamlessly integrate the VPL-VW1000ES into leading home automation systems through the bi-directional, industry-standard RS232 or IP connections.
Immersive, vibrant picture
for any environment
By simply choosing the appropriate preset, brightness and color gamut can be adjusted for the ideal picture quality in any environment—whether gaming or watching sports in a lit room, or enjoying movies in a dark theater.
Powerful picture
calibration features
Quickly calibrate the picture to the type of content you’re enjoying with nine unique modes including a variety of cinema, gaming, photo, and standard pre-sets.
Compare Sony models Brightness 1300 lm 1700 lm 1000 lm 2000 lm Contrast 70,000:1 100,000:1 150,000:1 1,000,000:1 Resolution 1080p 1080p 1080p Native 4k Reality Creation Processing – – – Dynamic Lamp Control – Digitally Driven Panel – – – DCI Color Space – – – Anamorphic Capability No – Requires Scaler External lens Picture Position (lens-less) or External Lens Picture Position (lens-less) or External Lens Accessories Included None 2 Glasses (TDG-PJ1)
1 Lamp (LMP-H202) 2 Glasses (TDG-PJ1) 2 Glasses (TDG-PJ1) Built-in 3D Transmitter Optional wired transmitter available (TRM-PJ2) Pre-Calibrated Picture Modes 9 9 9 9 Compatible with Real Color Processing – Compatible with Image Director Gamma Software Control 2 Way RS232, IR Jack 2 Way RS232, IR Jack 2 Way RS232,
IR Jack,
1 Trigger IP Control, 2 Way RS232,
IR Jack, 2 Triggers 1/10 Pixal Panel Alignment Shift (Entire Panel) 144 Zone + Shift 144 Zone + Shift 153 Zone + Shift Filterless – – – Remote T/S, Monitoring Motorized Zoom / Focus / Shift – – Motorized Lens Cover – – Rec. Screen Size Up to 130” Up to 150” Up to 120” Up to 180” Warranty 3 Years 3 Years 3 Years 3 Years
1. Requires 3D content, 3D player and HDMI cable (at least 10.2 Gbps). 2. Simulated 3D image will vary based on source content.
Features
- 4K resolution - 4096x2160. That's greater than 4 times 1080p
- HD to 4K upscaling turns your HD content into a 4K experience
- 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio with SXRD technology
- Brightness of 2,000 ANSI lumens
- Control over RS232 or IP with feedback Flexible installation - 2.1 motorized zoom, 80(v)/30(h) motorized shift and 1.27-2.73 throw ratio
Customer Reviews
Goodmichael
My friend just got this same projector(not from amazon) and he is in love with it. Of corse it is a nice picture. The problem is NOTHING is available in 4k. Nothing on disk nothing streaming just nothing. A 4k movie would take like 6-8 blue ray disks. There is ONE 4 k move out there, the new 007 skyfall. I guess you can rent it though Sony but the wait list is like a year or more. It comes on a hard drive that is like a few terrabytes.Long story short is it is awesome but similar to owning a blu ray player and only using DVD discs on it.My buddy has lots of money, but why jump on the 4k bandwagon before the wagon has any horses to pull it!?
CES Experience - Great Product, but wait it outTJ Weber
I experienced this during a private demonstration at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) this year. Sony gave a very nice pitch that since most movies are filmed in 4k or higher, getting content to a 4k media server is going to be coming "very soon". Sony demonstrated two forms of content. The first format was a James Bond trailer for their upcoming movie, directly from a 4k server. It was flawless, and in fact if you pay too close attention to the details, you really can see too much with the picture. Regardless, the action on the movie trailer was almost straight out from the theater.The second format presented was a clip from a Tony Bennett concert on Blu Ray up-scaled to 4k. I did not see much of a difference between the up-scaled version and watching it on a regular 1080p projector. I currently have a Sony VPLHW30ES projecting on a 170" diagonal screen.My major disappointment? CONTENT. It's very nice that we're embarking on the Ultra HD / 4K avenue of television, but it would be hard for the average consumer to justify spending this price unless you are creating your own content. Apple did not release the iPod without content to go along with it -- so unless you are shooting, editing, or doing private screenings of your own 4k content, I say wait it out until the prices drop below $5k.
HeadturnerCalypso
I picked up one of these beauties for my cat's apartment and it keeps their attention for up to several minutes every day. Unadvertised bonus: makes a great scratching post. If you have a table that's not level, these things fit perfectly under the leg to straighten things out. I also found they make great boat anchors for my 200 foot yacht when the gold block anchors that I usually use get stuck on the bottom and I have to cut them loose. Bottom line is this, instead of wiping your butt with the 25k, go ahead and pick up one of these and you will be glad you did!
Serious knowledge from a professionalClub lights
I am a lighting technician for a circuit of night clubs in the San Diego area. We work with a lot of fixtures for projecting media during events.4k projectors are necesarry for live outdoor events that are in need of video projection. The art is called projection mapping and its becoming more and more popular.The 4k projection bulbs are extremely bright and strong. How bright? Well in England, a 360 foot high building was used as the screen while 16 projectors were set up over 900 feet away. The images are stunning. The video is available at online just search "Deadmau5 London"A handfull of companies are turning to Projection Mapping for advertising. Displaying eye catching imagery on theyre store fronts via a 4k projector set up somewhere in the distance luminating the entire building. A local San Diegan is one example of someone to call if you need your venue to have a little extra spice. You can also see lots of videos of his work by searching "seeper"This technology is slowly becoming more and more affordable and is being utilized more frequently for practical purposes such as the aforementioned. Anyone who is considering swapping out theyre home projector for on of these to get a little better picture at the house to watch sports center, the technology isnt there yet because tv is not broadcasted in resolutions that high. Sorry, your stuck with 1080i and will be so for many many years to come. The same holds true for video games and movie projection.Unless you are in NEED of this device for a job or event and you have adequate media to run on it already in hand, youd be better off renting out a theater for the day and would probably save money.The sad truth is that anyone who is reading this right now. Has no need for this product
$1.99 Savings? How can I pass this up?!?!D. H. Carter
Aside from the awesome picture that has no content available yet, I couldn't pass up the savings of $1.99. What a bargain!
Great pictureRick
Amazing picture, but no content available. I agree with the other posts that they should have been more prepared before releasing it. Will have to wait and see what they offer. If you are a movie lover this is the newest monster available and if you got the coin and you can keep it from your wife, I suggest you order one today. Stunning picture. Fun to operate with sonys google, kids have a blast.
GreatGarrett bradley
Picked up this projector it's pretty cheap. I put it in my Bentley for road trips
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