Panasonic PT-CMZ50 Ultra Short Throw Projector (1920 x 1200)
Share large 80–120-inch images in rooms of any size, from small huddle rooms to hybrid classrooms where installation space on the ceiling is limited. The compact ultra-short-throw design can deliver an 80-inch image from a distance of about 1 cm (1/3 in.). Since the lens is forward of the presenter, shadowing and dazzling are reduced so everyone can communicate comfortably. The large picture and detailed WUXGA resolution make it ideal for displaying small text.
For photo and camera shoots
Three-chip projectors form red, green and blue at the same instant on three separate imaging devices, so there is no colour wheel and no sequential colour for a camera to catch mid-cycle. A single-chip DLP paints the primaries one after another, and a stills camera or a fast shutter records that as rainbow banding across the frame. It is the reason a three-chip machine is the one to specify for in-camera backdrops, projected sets, product and fashion shoots, and anything that has to hold up on camera.
Frame rate still matters. Match the camera shutter to a whole multiple of the projected frame period, or run the projector at a rate that suits the camera, and rolling bars go away. We set that up on site.
