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Paladin Lens
Phoenix Lens
LENS INSTALLATION GUIDE
The Paladin and Phoenix lens systems represent the latest generation in patented
anamorphic optical solutions to engage the anamorphic modes available in all popular
home theater projectors for a dramatic increase in the clarity, detail and brightness of
UltraWide movies. For general information about how these anamorphic lenses work,
please refer to the Lens Options section of www.panamorph.com.
GENERAL GUIDELINES
Projector location. Panamorph lenses are designed to be used upright (supported by
the lens bracket) when a projector is vertically positioned at or below the center of the
projection screen, OR, used inverted (hanging from the lens bracket) when a projector
is vertically positioned at or above the center of the screen. The projector should be
horizontally positioned at the center of the screen with little or no horizontal lens shift.
Projector distance to screen and maximum screen size. Please check with the
Panamorph Screen Calculator at
www.panamorph.com
to make sure your projection
system falls within lens usage optimum parameters. UltraWide throw ratios (throw
distance divided by UltraWide screen width) smaller than the recommended ratio of
1.6:1 will cause increasingly greater distortion and, with the Phoenix, may cause edge
color fringing beyond the capability of convergence correction in most projectors. Throw
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- Page 1 Phoenix Lens LENS INSTALLATION GUIDE The Paladin and Phoenix lens systems represent the latest generation in patented anamorphic optical solutions to engage the anamorphic modes available in all popular home theater projectors for a dramatic increase in the clarity, detail and brightness of UltraWide movies.
- Page 2 After the Panamorph lens is installed you can use your projector remote to engage the projector’s two anamorphic modes or to turn them off to provide the following options.
- Page 3 Before installing a Paladin Lens, adjust the projector zoom so you can see the left and right edges of the 16:9 test image on the screen slightly inside the screen border.
- Page 4 Lens Tilt screws on each side connecting the Bracket Arms to the Lens so that it pivots about the front screw. With these operations in mind: Panamorph Paladin and Phoenix Lens Installation Guide, V1.4 Page | 4...
- Page 5 Immediately after installing the lens a shift of the image up or down may be expected. Starting with zero tilt of the Paladin Lens, adjust the height so that the entire projector beam passes through.
- Page 6 Here are some brief notes to access the menu options for ECC: Panamorph Paladin and Phoenix Lens Installation Guide, V1.4 Page | 6...
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Page 7: Limited Warranty
LIMITED WARRANTY Panamorph, Inc. warrants this product to be free of defects in original workmanship and material for a period of twenty-four months from the date of manufacture. During this period, a defective unit may be repaired or replaced, at the discretion of Panamorph, Inc., by returning it in its original packaging with a copy of your receipt.
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