Panasonic unveils its new 12,000 lumen three-chip DLP projector for Displaying High Definition content in large venues.
The high resolution PT-DZ12000E WXGA (1920x 1200 pixels) model is designed for large venue and rental and staging solutions such as, commercial digital cinema, higher education, corporate and digital advertising customers.
The PTDZ12000 includes new, built-in edge blending and a geometric adjustment feature that enables it to deliver dynamic warping capability and presentation solutions. Edge blending, used primarily for the rental and staging market, makes it possible to overlap multiple images to create a single larger image, thus enabling users to project images on oversized screens for large audiences. The Panasonic Projectors' easy to operate geometric adjustment feature makes warping images to be projected on curved surfaces possible, making these new projectors ideal solutions for museums with amphitheaters and other similar-type settings.
Superior Brightness
The PT-DZ12000E go’s beyond full-HD expectations by setting a benchmark of 12,000 lumens of brightness. The three-chip DLP technology provides resistance to image deterioration over time to ensure reliable, high-quality operation. The PTDZ12000E is also equipped with a 3D Color Management feature that helps optimize color saturation, hue and brightness levels for approximately 1,070,000,000 colors.
Panasonic picture quality is supported by a new Detail Clarity Processor. The projector's new Detail Clarity Processor analyzes frequency characteristics of each frame and applies necessary sharpness at varying degrees to create natural, life-like images with exceptional clarity.
The System Daylight View function uses an image processing circuit to compensate for the loss of colour saturation that occurs when light reflects onto the screen from bright surroundings.
This feature is especially effective for producing crisp, sharp images in dark portions containing gradation.
Ultimate Efficiency and Flexibility
The PTDZ12000E projector comes equipped with the Auto Cleaning Robot, an automatic filter cleaning system that enables about 2,000 hours of use without filter maintenance.
The liquid-cooling system, directly cools the DLP chips and allows both models to be used in temperatures up to 45(degree)C (113(degree)F), enabling their use in a wider variety of environments.
The micro-cut filter traps dust particles 10 microns or larger, safeguarding the optical blocks and capturing about seven times as much dust as previous models' filters.
With Panasonic's original four-lamp system, 12,000 lumen projectors feature a lamp replacement cycle. If one lamp burns out during operation, the lamp relay mode allows the remaining lamps to provide plenty of light to continue projecting.
The wide adjustment range for the horizontal and vertical lens shift provides flexibility for easy installations because it assures virtually distortion-free images, while the optional lenses offer different throw distances. It's through these powered zoom/focus lenses that enable the projector to perform in a variety of environments.
The PT-DZ12000E also supports PJLink(TM) protocol can be connected to a wired LAN connection, allowing remote control, monitoring, and e-mail alert messaging functions through Web browser.
Temperature alarm and burnt-lamp LEDs are also included on the PT DZ12000E projector, letting Operators know exactly where to address maintenance issues.