Home Cinema Mode; Dynamic Gamma; Color Space - Canon ReaLis SX6 Brochure & Specs

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More Faithful Color: Special Color Filters for
Adobe RGB and Home Cinema achieve Expanded

Color Space

Sophisticated Canon color
management technology, initially
developed for digital cameras and
printers, has been adapted for
the new line of multimedia
projectors. Proprietary
color filters incorporated in
the AISYS optical system
expand the color space that
can be displayed. The SX6 is
fitted with a special RGB
color filter that enables 100% support of sRGB and virtually accurate reproduction of
Adobe RGB. The SX60 Cinema filter makes it possible to display the original colors
of the film before conversion to a video signal.

Home Cinema Mode

The SX60 multimedia projector is
equipped with a home cinema filter
making it ideal for this application.
Crisp Blacks Create Rich Shadow Detail
Precise control prevents excess light leakage, producing rich, detailed gradation
even in shadowed
portions of projected
Conventional Home Use Projector
images. And the crisp
blacks produced by
the LCOS reflective
panels create images
with realistic depth
and dimension.
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Screen Aspect Modes
Now anyone who owns a 16:9 screen can enjoy the spectacular HD-like quality of
Canon's REALiS projectors with our new Firmware that makes our SX6, SX60 and X600
behave like a native 16:9 projector.
• Adobe RGB filter (SX6)
• Cinema filter (SX60)

Dynamic Gamma

When dynamic gamma is 'on' gamma is
automatically adjusted to optimum values. When
projecting moving images with rapid shifts in brightness, each frame is displayed with
optimum contrast balance to prevent washed-out whites and blocked-up blacks.
SX60
16:9 Screen Aspect Mode
4:3 content 16:9 content
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a 16:9 screen a 16:9 screen
16:9 Digital Image Shift
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In bright scenes, gamma is adjusted In scenes containing dark areas, gamma is
adjusted for the entire image, including dark
according to the brightness, automatically
compensating for washed-out areas and sections, minimizing blocked-up shadows.
reproducing gradation in the bright sections.
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