The projector projects bright 6700 lumen images with up to a 2000:1*1 contrast ratio that helps ensure deep blacks, bright whites and outstanding color. The results are images with crisp depth and dimension, and amazing color accuracy, which is critical to those with discerning needs.
Canon's WUXGA resolution brings bright, true widescreen display of highly detailed HD video content and still images with outstanding color richness to large-room installations in high resolution WUXGA (1920 x 1200) at a competitive price. Widescreen graphics, text and other visual content from laptops and desktop computers are shown in accurate proportions from edge to edge with sharp detail.
The exceptional imaging performance of the projector starts with Canon's proprietary AISYS (Aspectual Illumination System) Optical Engine. This engine utilizes advanced light management technology to maximize the contrast and brightness benefits of the projector's LCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) display panels, which deliver superior reflectivity and durability while accomplishing high luminance. The result is highly detailed, seamless, ultra-sharp image projection in virtually any environment.
Six optional interchangeable Genuine Canon lenses enable a wide variety of applications for exceptional image quality and flexibility. A spigot lens mount system is designed so that the lens can be quickly and securely installed in virtually seconds. Optional lenses include the Ultra Short Fixed Lens RS-SL06UW, which features compatibility with Marginal Focus for accurate projection onto a spherical surface, a 0.54:1 throw ratio and a generous vertical lens shift of V: -15% – 75%, H: ±30% horizontal.
The projector includes Canon's latest Motion Blur Reduction*4 feature for improved visibility when movement is fast. By inserting extra frames to video content, motion blur is reduced and the clarity of graphics and text on fast-moving objects is preserved. Three different modes (Strong, Low and Off) are included for flexibility, with each depending on the level of movement and type of video content.
The projector design allows air-cooling fans to be muted, which helps achieve quiet operation as low as 27dB*2 with brightness adjustments. This provides a distinct advantage in environments such as schools, hospitals and galleries or anywhere noise and distractions need to be kept to a minimum.
Connections include: HDMI, DVI-I and analog RGB computer connectors; DisplayPort for image and audio signal transmission over a single cable; Wi-Fi support for NMPJ functions; a VGA connector; and a LAN connection terminal which relays data to a built-in HDBaseT receiver for transmission of video and audio signals from a source device. Industry-standard control and networking inputs include a network-ready RJ-45 port enabling authorized users to manage and control multiple projectors from any PC on a network (Gigabit data transfer speeds are supported), an RS-232 serial connection for monitoring the projector locally through a third-party control system, a USB Type A port for easy installation of firmware upgrades and a mini-jack for connecting an optional hand-held wired remote controller.
Built-in network multi projection (NMPJ) function and Wi-Fi® connectivity enable selective sharing of visual content from one or more PCs and laptops, wirelessly or over LAN. Four NMPJ modes enable selective sharing of visual information:
In this mode, the user can connect directly to the projector using a network cable or can connect directly to the network where the projector is located. The user can connect 1 PC and use 1 projector
This mode is for sharing materials among all meeting attendees. It also enables remote operation and sharing via the internet between bases in different locations. The benefit of this mode is that each PC can select multiple projectors as projector operation is enabled from each PC. This mode allows the user to connect up to 10 PCs and 6 projectors on an infrastructure connection, or 5 PCs and 1 projector on a wireless connection
The instructor can decide which attendee PCs will connect with which projectors and can switch the attendee projections as the class progresses. The benefit of this mode is that one PC (instructor) selects which PCs (students) to project from and controls the projectors. Certain operations are enabled from the client PCs (students), although they're limited. In this mode the user can connect up to 10 PCs and 6 projectors via an infrastructure connection, or 5 PCs and 1 projector via a wireless connection
Compatibility with Crestron, Extron XTP and AMX Device Discovery helps ensure seamless integration into many systems or infrastructures and smooth network management. Support for PJLink also makes it possible to control and monitor the projector over a network – this feature is ideal for observing lamp hours, usage and much more.