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After Successful entry campaignValerion formally announces its new Premium Projector, VisionMaster Max, in IFA 2025. Improved contrast and brightness, but a function that should be the most interesting home theater Afitorados trying to deal with “Rainbow effect” habitually in some cheap projectors.
Cheaper DLP projectors sometimes display stucle ceilings of color when the color wheel wheel is forced to quickly switch between colors during the fast scenes. Although this does not necessarily interfere with watching film or TV shows, the rainbow effect may bother the owners of sensitive projectors. VisionMaster Max tries to solve the problem with which Valery calls “Anti-RBE technology” which “reduces the effects of a rainbow for 99.9 percent”. The company excludes this using software to mix individual color sequences of everything you look faster than the human eye, creating what looks like a seamless image.
Valerion says VisionMaster MAK also has an improved four-assembled contrast coefficient of 5,000: 1 and AI-aided “improved black level (EBL)” contrast of 50,000: 1 for improved depth and shadow details. Valerion is dramatically called “noirescene Dark Field engine system” stable brightness from a fixed irish opening and an EBL algorithm that offers deeper blacks with less calibration need. Combined with VisionMaster Max, up to 3,500 lumens of lighting, makes the projector even more usable during the day or night.
VisionMaster MAKS also carries on the adjustable lens system from some valerical other projectors, offers support for Gigabit Ethernet and Vi-Fi 6e and drives Google TV. Despite the favoritization of Google’s house theater, Valerian warranty can fully integrate VisionMaster Max with Google Home, Apple HomeKit, Control4 and Crestron Smart Home Systems.
If it all sounds good, just make sure you get comfortable to pay a premium experience. Valerion says VisionMaster Max will be available in October 2025. years, starting $ 4,999.
