Throw Distance - Canon ReaLis SX6 Brochure & Specs

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The REALiS Advantage
Canon's three new LCOS Multimedia Projectors, the REALiS SX6, REALiS
SX60, and REALiS X600 join the award-winning REALiS SX50 to create an
impressive line-up of high and super-high (SXGA+) resolution projectors.
Whether it's medical and engineering professionals displaying intricately-
detailed, color-rich images; professional photographers or graphic artists
needing to precisely match Adobe RGB color; business people or educators
presenting charts and images in stunning detail; government or security
users requiring exacting imagery; or even discerning home theatre
enthusiasts, Canon's new REALiS Multimedia Projector line provides
the features and performance to meet their needs.
UD lens
Two high-precision double-sided aspherical lenses

Throw Distance

The 1.7x Ultra-Wide Powered Zoom Lens has the widest zoom range of any of Canon's
projector lenses, giving you a diagonal screen size range of 40" (at a very short distance
of 3.9') to 100" at 9.8' and up to 300" maximum. (See chart page 11.)
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Genuine Canon Optics
1.7x Power Zoom Lens
Canon's SX6, SX60 and X600 are
equipped with a 1.7X Powered Zoom
Lens. The lens configuration is a
six-group assembly with 12 elements
and four moving groups, featuring
one UD lens and two high-precision
double-sided aspherical lenses.
Placement for projection
on a 100-inch screen.
Auto Set-up
Press Auto Set, and within seconds your input source
is connected, distortion corrected, focus sharpened
and color balanced.
Digital PC DVI-I
Digital Video DVI-I
Analog PC DVI-I, Mini D-sub 15
Component Mini D-sub 15
SCART Mini D-sub 15
Video RCA signal
S-Video Mini DIN4
Auto Keystone
Automatically calculates
the angle of the projector
and corrects for image
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Auto Focus
An infrared sensor on the
front of the unit measures the
distance to the screen and
adjusts the focus in as quickly
as one second.
Auto Screen Color
Automatically adjusts the
color balance according to
the projection surface's color.
Auto Input
Automatically detects the image
signal from the input terminal,
identifies it as the input signal
and selects it for display.