HD Projectors

Canon has launched their latest HD projector with an output of 5500 lumens of brightness and a 800:1 contrast ratio and can produce an image of 400 inches diagonal!

The Canon LV 7575 HD projector comes with four optional lenses: ultra-short, short-focus zoom, long-focus and very-long-focus zoom.

What Canon Says:

Canon, leader in photographic and imaging technology is pleased to annouce the launch of the LV 7575 – a high brightness Multimedia Projector, designed for professional environments. Replacing the LV 7565, this new model offers an increased brightness of 5500 lumens, strengthening and extending Canon’s projector range. Fully equipped to provide high quality projection in large venues, the LV-7575 also features advanced connectivity, including an optional network adaptor, and an HDCP-enabled DVI terminal. Four interchangeable lenses ensure maximum flexibility, offering a range of throw distances to cater for venues of all sizes.

The LV-7575 features:

• Powerful 5500 lumens, for projected images up to 400” diagonal
• Native XGA resolution (1024 x 768 pixels), maximum UXGA (1600 x 1200 pixels)
  800:1 contrast ratio
• New dedicated 10-bit Image Processing Circuit for exceptional image quality
• New compact 1.3x Zoom Lens with powered zoom, focus and vertical lens shift (1:1 to 10:0); plus a choice of four optional interchangeable lenses
• Advanced multimedia connectivity, including HDCP-enabled DVI-D interface and 5x BNC terminals, plus an optional Network Imager.

The LV-7575 sits at the top of Canon’s LV range of LCD projectors.

Canon’s brightest
Benefitting from an improved optical layout and a new high-power 318 watt UHP lamp, the LV-7575 offers 5500 lumens – without the need for the “Turbo Bright” system of its predecessor. Colour fidelity therefore remains uncompromised, even at full brightness.

The power of the new projector makes it suitable for large screens in professional venues, delivering images up to 400” diagonal. Presentations remain clear and bright, even in well-lit environments.

Maximum flexibilityA new lighter and more compact 1.3x zoom lens is supplied as standard. It can be exchanged with any of the four optional lenses, depending on the requirements of the venue. Users can choose between ultra-short-focus (for rear projection), short-focus zoom, long-focus zoom and very-long-focus zoom (ideal for theatres and auditoriums).

The powered lens shift allows the lens to be raised or lowered as needed – avoiding the need to tilt the device and the subsequent quality loss associated with keystone correction.

For theatrical and special effects, the LV-7575 can be operated vertically for projection onto floors and ceilings, without any risk of damage to the lamp or internal components.

Advanced connectivityDesigned to meet the demanding requirements of AV professionals, the LV-7575 offers seamless compatibility with virtually every possible video source. High Definition sources (720p / 1080i / 1080PsF formats) are reproduced with exceptional quality. The projector’s DVI-D port provides connectivity with digital sources and is HDCP compliant, for correct display of encrypted content.

The 5 x BNC terminals ensure extra reliability with long cable connections, particularly useful when the projector is mounted on a ceiling. For connection to an external monitor – ideal for presenters – an RGB output terminal is included. Component Video and S-Video inputs are also available, while SCART connectivity can be accommodated via an optional adaptor cable.

Network imagerThe LV-NI02 is an optional network imager that provides direct connectivity to an Ethernet network, allowing users to control, monitor and send images to the projector remotely, from the convenience of any PC located on the same network.