Gamma Curve - Sony VPL-FH500L Specification

VPL-FH500L
Picture-by-Picture
With this feature, users can project two
different images at the same time,
greatly expanding creative possibilities
and enabling exciting new applications.
Simulated image
360-degree Orientation
The VPL-FH500L can be turned
vertically for installation. This flexibility
allows the projector to be used in
several different ways.
360º
360º
Screen Aspect
When screen and image aspect ratios
do not match*, this function fits the
projected image to the screen. So, even
when images are switched between
different aspect signals, the projected
image can always fit the screen.
* Using the same aspect ratio between screen and projector is ideal.
Features
DICOM GSDF Simulation*
The VPL-FH500L is equipped with a new gamma mode, called DICOM GSDF
Simulation. This is ideal for viewing digital medical imagery for non-diagnostic
applications.
100
90
80
Standard 2.2
70
60
DICOM GSDF sim.
50
40
30
20
10
0
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Input Level

Gamma curve

Installation Advantages
Lens Shift Function
The VPL-FH500L is equipped with a lens shift function which is controlled from the projector
control panel or the supplied Remote Commander unit. Using this function, the position of
the projected image can be moved vertically by -113% to +113% and horizontally by -63%
to +63%. Images can be easily adjusted to the desired settings during installation.
FH500L's Shift Range
Multiple Inputs
The VPL-FH500L is equipped with multiple connectivity inputs, including HDMI and DVI-D
for digital connectivity with advanced video processing. In addition, with the optional
BKM-FW16 HD-SDI Input Adaptor installed, the projector can accept HD-SDI/SDI signals
to project high-quality digital video.
1000
Standard 2.2
Market Volume
(FY2000 FY2005 World Wide)
US
Europe
Japan
Others
Vertical
Depending on optional lens. See Optional Lens Chart.
* Conforms to GSDF (Grayscale Standard Display Function)
medical standards for DICOM
(Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine).
* This function is for training and reference only and cannot
be used for medical diagnosis.
DICOM GSDF simulation
Horizontal
Simulated image