"Offering the best possible reliability and accurate picture detail, the cineo3+ 1080 projector meets the stringent demands of High Definition applications," says Anders L°kke, Marcoms manager at projectiondesign. "This single-chip projector is used in a vast range of applications around the globe including digital dailies, post production work and HD screenings, high quality graphics generation, 3D graphics and mapping, command, control and surveillance, broadcast control room and presentation areas, medical imaging, automotive design, and even digital signage."
Key operational features include a failsafe DuArch architecture whereby lamps are replaced whilst the projector is operating with no down time. The compact unit has dust contamination proof sealed optics making it ideal for permanent installations that are tricky to access.
A wider colour gamut enabling a rich palette of colours, and strongly saturated images is produced using Texas Instruments BrilliantColour technology, and projectiondesign's proprietary RealColor system simplifies colour management, calibration and set up for perfectly rendered natural images. The cineo3+ 1080 features a full HD compliant REC709 colour gamut, and can even be delivered with a full DCI compliant colour gamut. It can even achieve more than 20ft Lambert on a five metre wide screen for critical image viewing, says the company.
A user adjustable iris enables the projector to achieve suitable brightness and contrast levels in every application. The maximum contrast ratio is 7500:1 and a brightness output of up to 3,500 ANSI lumens is possible. As expected, the native aspect ratio of the projector is 16:9. It is also available in a 4:3, SXGA+ resolution format that can achieve an even higher brightness output (model F30 sx+).
(Chris Henry)
