Canon Projectors Manuel utilisateur

Canon’s LCOS Projectors:

Exceptional Color. Intricate Detail.

Canon’s REALiS brand projectors feature LCOS (liquid crystal on silicon)

technology, recently described by a leading trade magazine as “sort of

a ‘best of breed’ combination of LCD and DLP technologies.” LCOS

technology produces lattice-free seamless images, and unlike LCD has no

“screen door effect” to mute color and detail. LCOS technology has been

highly coveted for providing extremely crisp images, intricate details,

easy-to-read type (as small as 7pt.) and “HD images that jump out at the

viewer in breathtaking quality,” making it the ideal projector for demanding

uses and applications. These include medical image presentations, display

of CAD engineering drawings and blueprints, faithful color reproduction of

professional photography, as well as countless uses for business, higher

education and government.

The Difference is in The Details

The surface area of each pixel in Transmissive LCD

projectors is small, creating an overall grid-like

lattice effect (“screen door effect”), which results

in muted colors and text that appears faint and

uneven. REALiS LCOS projectors have minimal

gaps between the pixels, creating color-rich,

detailed images, and text that appears dark and

crisp. The advantages are easy to see:

REALiS LCOS Projectors vs.

Transmissive LCD Projectors

Display of fine lines: CAD images, blueprints, and fine

lines are reproduced smoothly and accurately with REALiS

high-resolution projectors.

Display of Fine Lines

REALiS SXGA+ models can be presented with

exceptional color and intricate detail.

Display of Color and Detail

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.

Display of Small Text

REALiS lattice-free images ensures smooth, crisp

displays of fine grained objects, including metallic

surfaces, typically dulled by LCD projectors.

Display of Fine Grained Objects

LCOS Technology displays even subtle color

gradation and tones of black and grey, which

enhance visual accuracy, while DLP has a

limited grey scale.

LCOS LCD

LCOS vs. DLP

LCOS LCD

Canon's proprietary AISYS optical system enhances LCOS technology to achieve

crisp, color-rich, intricately-detailed images by efficiently utilizing and equalizing

light from the projector lamp. This unique technology effectively boosts the per-

formance functions of brightness and contrast to optimize image quality, in a more

compact housing that maximizes affordability. New Optical elements were incorpo-

rated into the illumination optical system to enhance uniformity

of light. The Polarizing Beam Splitters (PBS) in the color separation and

recombination system were redesigned for more precise light control (SX6,

SX60 and X600 models) resulting in a new standard in bright, beautiful,

high-contrast projected images.

The Secret is AISYS-Enhanced LCOS Technology

Canon’s LCOS Projectors: What’s Behind “Color So Real?”

LCOS Reflective LCD Panels (Liquid Crystal On Silicon)

Illumination

Optical System

Creates highly

uniform light

Projection

Lamp

Color Separation/Recombination System

Newly developed optical PBS for color separation

with a new layout boosts the brightness of

the projected image

PBS:Polarization Beam Splitter

Projection Lens

Advantages of the AISYS Optical System

• Seamless image

• High Definition

THE TECHNOLOGY

• High Contrast

• Accurate Color Reproduction

• Compact Size

• Brightness

• SXGA+ (1400x1050)

• LCOS and AISYS Improved

• 1.7x Powered Zoom Lens

• 3500 ANSI Lumens

• 1000:1 Contrast Ratio

• Adobe RGB Color Match System

• Auto Set-up

• HDCP Compliant

SX6

SX60

Medical Imaging Engineering DesignProfessional Photography

• SXGA+ (1400x1050)

• LCOS and AISYS Improved

• 1.7x Powered Zoom Lens

• 2500 ANSI Lumens

• 1000:1/2000:1 Contrast Ratio

• Home Cinema Mode

• Auto Set-up

• HDCP Compliant

SX50

X600

Higher Education BusinessGovernment

THE FULL LINE

• SXGA+ (1400x1050)

• LCOS and AISYS

• 1.7x Zoom Lens

• 2500 ANSI Lumens

• 1000:1 Contrast Ratio

• XGA (1024x768)

• LCOS and AISYS Improved

• 1.7x Powered Zoom Lens

• 3500 ANSI Lumens

• 1000:1 Contrast Ratio

• Auto Set-up

• HDCP Compliant

For Applications that Require Precise Color and Detail.

Canon’s SX6, SX60 and X600 are

equipped with a 1.7X Powered Zoom

Lens. The lens configuration is a

six-group assembly with 12 elements

and four moving groups, featuring

one UD lens and two high-precision

double-sided aspherical lenses.

Genuine Canon Optics

1.7x Power Zoom Lens

Two high-precision double-sided aspherical lenses

UD lens

SX6 SX60 SX50 X600

The REALiS Advantage

Throw Distance

The 1.7x Ultra-Wide Powered Zoom Lens has the widest zoom range of any of Canon’s

projector lenses, giving you a diagonal screen size range of 40” (at a very short distance

of 3.9’) to 100” at 9.8’ and up to 300” maximum. (See chart page 11.)

9.8 Ft. Placement for projection

on a 100-inch screen.

Auto Input

Automatically detects the image

signal from the input terminal,

identifies it as the input signal

and selects it for display.

Auto Screen Color

Automatically adjusts the

color balance according to

the projection surface’s color.

Press Auto Set, and within seconds your input source

is connected, distortion corrected, focus sharpened

and color balanced.

Auto Set-up

Auto Focus

An infrared sensor on the

front of the unit measures the

distance to the screen and

adjusts the focus in as quickly

as one second.

Auto Keystone

Automatically calculates

the angle of the projector

and corrects for image

distortion. Vertical (+

–200).

Canon's three new LCOS Multimedia Projectors, the REALiS SX6, REALiS

SX60, and REALiS X600 join the award-winning REALiS SX50 to create an

impressive line-up of high and super-high (SXGA+) resolution projectors.

Whether it’s medical and engineering professionals displaying intricately-

detailed, color-rich images; professional photographers or graphic artists

needing to precisely match Adobe RGB color; business people or educators

presenting charts and images in stunning detail; government or security

users requiring exacting imagery; or even discerning home theatre

enthusiasts, Canon's new REALiS Multimedia Projector line provides

the features and performance to meet their needs.

Digital PC DVI-I

Digital Video DVI-I

Analog PC DVI-I, Mini D-sub 15

Component Mini D-sub 15

SCART Mini D-sub 15

Video RCA signal

S-Video Mini DIN4

Input Signal

Terminal

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Service port

Video input

S-Video terminal

Stereo audio input

Analog RGB input/

Component input

Monitor output

Digital RGB input/

Analog RGB input (DVI-I)

The SX6, SX60, and X600 models feature DVI-I

and analog component HD input interfaces. In

addition to SD signals from DVD players, these

projectors can display high-definition digital

video signals as large as 1080i.

• HDCP Compliant DVI-I terminal, Motion Adaptive

IP conversion, and Film Mode (2-3 Pull down)

Compatible with a variety of image input signals, including HDTV.

Feature-Rich Technology Engineered For Excellence.

The SX6, SX60, and X600 models are equipped with an internal charging system to

run the fan. This makes it possible to unplug the projector right after using it, while

the internal charging system keeps the fan running.

Off and Go

Internal charging system

for cooling fan.

When presentation

is finished, the unit can be

unplugged immediately.

The SX6, SX60 and X600 can be switched on and off from a central control

terminal without actually pressing the buttons on the main unit, permitting

remote operation when the projector is mounted overhead. It is also possible

to control the power supply by simply connecting or disconnecting the

power cable.

Direct Power ON

When Direct Power setting is 'On', the

projector starts up automatically when power

is supplied and is ready to display images

in approx. 20 seconds.

THE FEATURES

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USB port

SX6 SX60 SX50 X600

A special RGB color filter on the

SX6 enables virtually accurate

Adobe RGB color as well as sRGB,

which is ideal for professional

photography, design, publishing

and printing. (SX6 only)

Adobe RGB Color Match System

SX6 COLOR SPACE

Adobe RGB support

Among the highest available ratios

(as of December 2005; Canon data)

Select the image mode to suit the characteristics of the content: "Presentation"

mode for briefings and conferences, "Adobe RGB" or "sRGB" when color

reproduction is critical, etc.

Image Modes

SX6 SX60 SX50 X600

Presentation

Standard

sRGB Adobe RGB

Movie & Photo

Movie

Standard:Prioritizes reproduction of white, closely matching the

image characteristics of the original

Presentation:Produces a bright, high-contrast display for ease of

viewing text and numerical data

Movie/Cinema: Suitable for displaying theatrical content; image

quality emphasizes gradations in dark areas

Movie & Photo: For display of video and digital camera images; clearly

defines gradations and improves color reproduction

Adobe RGB/sRGB: Reproduces colors in the appropriate color space for

accurate projection of content produced in specific

standardized formats

Home Cinema: Controls brightness while enhancing contrast to a ratio

of 2000:1; for display of theatrical content in

pitch-dark rooms

Sophisticated Canon color management technology, initially developed

for digital cameras and printers, has been adapted for the new line of

multimedia projectors. Proprietary color filters incorporated in the

AISYS optical system expand the color space that can be displayed.

The SX6is fitted with a special RGB color filter that enables 100% support

of sRGB and virtually accurate reproduction of Adobe RGB. The SX60

Cinema filter makes it possible to display the original colors of the film

before conversion to a video signal.

More Faithful Color: Special Color Filters

for Adobe RGB and Home Cinema achieve

Expanded Color Space

REALiS projectors produce

scanless, grid-free images for

realistic reproduction of colors

and textures in photos.

sRGB

Brightness

Adobe RGB

Presentation

Standard

Presentation

Standard

Presentation

Standard

sRGB

Movie

Cinema

Home Cinema

THE FEATURES

The SX60 multimedia projector is

equipped with a home cinema filter

making it ideal for this application.

Home Cinema Mode

• Adobe RGB filter (SX6)

• Cinema filter (SX60)

Crisp Blacks Create Rich Shadow Detail

Precise control prevents excess light

leakage, producing rich, detailed

gradation even in shadowed portions

of projected images. And the crisp

blacks produced by the LCOS reflective

panels create images with realistic

depth and dimension.

Conventional

Home Use

Projector

SX60

Dynamic Gamma

When dynamic gamma is 'on' gamma is automatically adjusted to optimum values.

When projecting moving images with rapid shifts in brightness, each frame is

displayed with optimum contrast balance to prevent washed-out whites and

blocked-up blacks.

A 6-Axis Color Adjustment function has been incorporated to meet the demands of

professionals with demanding color requirements. Both hue and saturation can be

adjusted on independent RGB and CMYK color axes.

6-Axis Color Adjustments

More orange in the sunset

A bluer sky

In bright scenes, gamma is adjusted

according to the brightness, automatically

compensating for washed-out areas and

reproducing gradation in the bright sections.

In scenes containing dark areas, gamma is

adjusted for the entire image, including dark

sections, minimizing blocked-up shadows.

SX6 SX60 SX50 X600

Convenient Remote Control functions for

sophisticated presentations

Digital Zoom

Enlarges a selected single

area of the screen, such as

specific data in a graph;

images can be enlarged a

maximum of 12x*.

* Resolution of the enlarged section is reduced.

Spot

Highlights a portion of the image on the screen;

the spotlight can be made larger or smaller and

moved anywhere on the screen.

Freeze

Freeze-frame function lets you freeze the on-screen

display for pauses in the presentation, such as

changing PC connections or checking the

subsequent image file.

LEDs on the SX6, SX60 and X600 indicate the projector's connections and operational

status at a glance. When several image input devices are connected, a LED indicates

which image signal is selected as the input. The LED illumination on the operation

panel flashes to indicate start-up, end of presentation, and other user commands.

LED Illumination

LED indicates connector responding

to image signal.

LEDs flash to indicate/confirm

specific operations.

Input terminals Operations panel

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Vents designed for efficient cooling

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In-line layout for

unobstructed ventilation

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Large fan operates at lower speed

Quiet Operation

In a projector, heat is generated by its projection lamp and power-

supply circuits. The cooling system required to dissipate this heat is

one of the main reasons why projectors tend to be noisy. In the new SX6,

SX60 and X600, ventilation vents, cooling fan, and layout of the optical

array have been engineered with noise prevention in mind, resulting

in exceptionally quiet operation.

Super-High (SXGA+) Resolution

SXGA+ can project 3.1 times the display area

of SVGA and 1.9 times the area of XGA to clearly

display large amounts of detailed information,

such as simultaneous projection of multiple

PC windows (SX6, SX60, SX50 only).

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