Christie enters the next generation of immersive experiences with the Mirage SST projector

New RGB laser projector offers ultra-compact projection head and fiber coupling. An ideal device for highly demanding and complex applications, like those in amusement parks, dome or planetarium cinemas.

Christie has expanded its RGB laser projection catalog with high-performance equipment and TruLife electronics, Mirage SST. With an ultra-compact projection head and fiber coupling, It is the ideal solution for highly demanding and complex applications., like those in amusement parks, dome or planetarium cinemas.

Con 50 kilos of weight and a small form factor, The Mirage SST projection head makes it possible to install where space limitations were previously a barrier. Remote lighting source allows cooling equipment to be kept away from the projection head, with the consequent saving of space and the reduction to a minimum of noise perceptible by the public.

The TruLife electronics built into the Mirage SST are captured in 4K resolution at 120 fps, o, with optional license, 2K resolution at 480 fps. High frame rate eliminates the effects of blurring, lag, and image jitter, something essential to offer the public immersive experiences.

The Mirage SST also achieves an ultra-realistic experience by surpassing the 90% Rec color space. 2020 and possess a contrast relationship 5000:1 on/off, with ultra-high contrast lenses. Its rich and highly saturated color palette also makes a more natural color reproduction possible..

“Mirage SST joins the recently launched D4K40-RGB in Christie's RGB laser projector portfolio. Provides system design flexibility and incredible image fidelity. To my understanding, The result takes us fully into the next generation of immersive and spectacular visual experiences”, explains Mike Garrido, Senior Product Manager at Christie.

The Christie Mirage SST can be installed in single or multi-projector configurations. Es compatible con Mystique Install, which simplifies the design, installation and maintenance of multiprojection matrices; and with Guardian, offering automated image fusion correction, invisible and in real time, without interrupting the projection of content.