Optoma develops two new lenses for projections in large spaces and simulation

The manufacturer wants to offer greater flexibility and range of motion in professional projections in large spaces (museums, leisure and business centers,…) and in the simulation environment with two new semi-short and extra-long throw lenses, Designed for your EH and ProScene models.

Optoma has expanded the lens options I had until now (short shot, standard shot and long range) for your ProScene projectors with two new lenses that offer greater flexibility and projection distance: an extra long one (10,8 metros) and another semi-short shot (1,67 metros), to achieve an image of 100 inches on a system with WUXGA resolution.

These new lenses are especially suitable for professional projections in large spaces and provide a greater range of movement to install the EH503 models, EH505, W505 and X605 of the ProScene range. In this sense, New semi-short throw lens is ideal for simulation environments, to provide crystal clear image at a very short distance.

For your part, The extra-long lens allows you to project from 3 until 20 meters away (with x1.6 zoom), especially suitable for temporary installations and larger rooms, like museums, places of worship, leisure centers, etc.

Besides, lenses can use full lensshift range. These multiple zoom lens options (except short throw lens) and with focus adjustment help installers achieve the image size needed for each environment.

Optoma has designed these lenses “exclusively for the most demanding professional applications that require crystal clear images with maximum reliability operating 24 hours a day.”×7”, they point out from the company, as well as to provide better performance and greater flexibility for ProScene projectors, across its full range of WUXGA resolutions, WXGA y XGA, and luminosities (ranging from 5.000 lumens of model EH505, to the 5.200 lumens of EH503 and W505 projectors, until the 6.000 X605 lumens).

The filterless design they incorporate prevents dust and dirt from affecting the system, thus guaranteeing image quality with minimal maintenance. These projectors offer full support for Crestron, Extron, AMX, PJ-Link and Telnet LAN commands, allowing remote management over a network, and incorporate a three-axis color adjustment system and lamp power adjustment in 10 degrees.

To facilitate the work of installers in choosing the most appropriate projector for their projects, Optoma has a distance calculator available on its website online to determine what lens is required or screen size.