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Canon 3289B002 Brochure & Specs page 3

Multimeddia projectors

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lcOs vs. lcD or DlP:
What can reAlis
do for you?
What's the lcOs technology
advantage? lattice-free, seamless
images. say goodbye to annoying
visual distractions common with lcD
projectors, such as the grid-like pixel
patterns known as "screen door effect."
say goodbye to muted color and detail.
lcOs produces exceptional color,
intricate detail, easy-to-read type
(even at 7pt.) and HD images that leap
off the screen in breathtaking quality
and integrity. the difference is in the
details. in transmissive lcD projectors,
colors become easily muted and text
appears faint and uneven because the
gaps between pixels are huge. reAlis
lcOs projectors minimize those gaps,
creating detailed, color-rich images
with text that is crisp and dark.
single-chip DlP projectors produce
troublesome red-green-blue spots
when viewers shift their gaze. lcOs
solves this "rainbow effect" by
achieving subtle color gradations. even
tones of black and gray look better with
lcOs than they do with DlP.
there's no comparison. the advantages
of lcOs are easy to see for both
presenter and audience alike: rich color,
deep contrast, fine grain and sharp
resolution.
there's no clearer choice than reAlis.
3-panel LCOS
Display of fine lines
cAD images, blueprints
and fine lines are reproduced
smoothly and accurately
with reAlis high-resolution
projectors.
3-panel LCOS
Display of color
and detail
reAlis sxgA+ models
present exceptional color
and intricate detail.
3-panel LCOS
Display of small text
By using more pixels for each
letter, reAlis projectors
can display easy-to-read type,
as small as 7pt., often illegible
on lcD-based xgA projectors.
3-panel LCOS
Display of fine
grained objects
reAlis lattice-free images
ensure smooth, crisp
displays of fine grained
objects, including metallic
surfaces, typically dulled by
lcD projectors.
our pixeLs are reaLLy CLose
3-panel LCD
1-chip DLP
3-panel LCD
1-chip DLP
3-panel LCD
1-chip DLP
3-panel LCD
1-chip DLP
All images are simulated close-ups.
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