Projecting at native XGA resolution (1024 x 768 pixels) the Canon LV-7275 provides outstanding imaging power with bold, vivid and accurate visuals. Its 2600 lumen brightness and 500:1 contrast ratio ensure high-quality performance and colour reproduction at all times – delivering simply superb results in most corporate situations
Ultra-quiet operation
In medium-sized and smaller meeting rooms it is vital to be able to communicate effectively and efficiently. Since the Canon LV-7275 produces just 29dBA in Quiet Mode, it is easy for an audience to focus on the content of a presentation
1.2x wide-angle zoom lens
A 1.2x wide-angle zoom lens produces exceptional images from a wide range of distances. The LV-7275 is able to project large images from short throw distances. For example, a 100” (203 x 152cm) diagonal image can be produced from a mere 3.1 metres
Auto Keystone Correction
Incorporates Auto Keystone Correction, a feature that automatically corrects the image distortion caused by tilting the projector. Adjustments can be made up to +/– 30 degrees vertically. Another setup option is Screen Colour Compensation, which offers nine settings, including Whiteboard and Greenboard that help to correct unnatural colours caused by the base colour of the projection surface
Built-in 7W RMS speaker
The 7W RMS output from the built-in speaker is more than capable of filling a classroom, meeting room or business space. A line-out terminal offers audio output to an external amplifier if needed.
Enhanced functionality
An intelligent design means that it is easy to replace the projector’s lamp – through an opening on the top of the unit. This is easy to do, even if the projector is mounted on the ceiling. While a special cover fully protects the lens and prevents dust entering the projector, a new carrying handle makes the projector truly portable
DVI and RJ-45 connection options
The projector’s RJ-45 terminal makes control and monitoring over a computer network easy – making the LV7275 ideal for integration with AV control systems. An HDCP-enabled DVI connection allows for pin sharp reproduction of digital sources