Panasonic ET- DLE030, short throw lens for large projections in indoor public spaces
The technology used by Panasonic in the ET-DLR030 lens allows large projections to be made in small spaces, making it ideal for digital signage applications., retail, museums, theaters or stages.
Panasonic has developed a solution that vertically redirects the light from the projector from a distance of 370 mm of the projector to produce a bright, perfectly symmetrical image directly on it. This is achieved through a mirror system that opens up new possibilities for digital signage applications., retail trade, stages and public areas.
This development is reflected in the ET-DLE030 short throw lens for single-chip DLP projectors.. The technology used in this lens makes projection in smaller spaces possible with a shot of 0.38:1 (as is the case of model PT-DZ770) which allows space savings of 60%.
Using the Panasonic ET-DLE030 lens means avoiding projecting through, For example, a busy retail area where objects or people can block projected images and where space is at a premium. This also applies to other vertical markets such as scenarios, museums or the transport sector, where it may not be possible to suspend the projector mounting bracket or there may not be enough space, either in front or behind the computer to cast the image to the desired size.
Edge Blending
Panasonic's new ET-DLE030 model allows edge blending, both vertical and horizontal, to achieve even bigger projections; besides, DLP technology 1 chip is ideal for interior spaces such as museums, theaters or stage backdrops.
Hartmut Kule, Director of Projector Marketing in Europe explains how Panasonic has carried out large conventional projection mapping projects such as the Roger Waters show, “The Wall”, at Wembley Stadium.
"Now, with the arrival of this lens, Rental companies will be able to offer similar effects for indoor events using less space than before. They will be able to benefit from the needs of an extremely reduced projection distance as well as a reduction in costs due to a lower need for infrastructure and a more compact overall configuration..
Geometric fit
The ET-DLE030 is the first ultra-short throw lens for high-brightness projectors that integrates geometric adjustment. It is also the first interchangeable ultra-short projection system, adding a huge dose of flexibility to Panasonic's latest range of high-brightness projectors.
By incorporating Panasonic's geometric adjustment technology, the most advanced and impactful effects can be achieved., as Kulessa explains: “Geometric trim can also be used to create eye-catching applications on curved or irregular surfaces.”. For example, in a museum a folded or curved image could be created.
Even when the audience is standing and very close to the screen, no shadows will be cast. It can also be used in video conferencing systems with large screens using a rear projection screen, “Panasonic exclusive technology”.
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