Optoma partners with Navitar to offer 4K dome solutions

Navitar has developed the interchangeable NuView 575MCZ087 ultra-long throw lens and fisheye, for dome projection, HemiStar HS3. Solutions compatible with Optoma's high-brightness ZK1050 and ZK750 ProScene models.

Navitar has developed two lenses, the interchangeable ultra-long throw NuView 575MCZ087 and the fisheye one for HemiStar HS3 dome projection. Solutions that are compatible with the high-brightness ProScene ZK1050 and ZK750 models. Optoma.

“By partnering with Navitar, Optoma can offer complete solutions for 4K dome applications and address the needs of challenging installation environments where a long throw lens is the only option”, explains Brian Soto, Director of Product Management at Optoma Technology.

Con 10.000 y 7.500 brightness lumens, respectively, and a contrast ratio of 2.000.000:1, ProScene ZK1050 and ZK750 interchangeable lens projectors feature MultiColor Laser technology (MCL) and HDR10 for a wide range of colors and details.

These high-performance machines are also equipped with a variety of key installation features, including edge blending and warping, which makes them ideal for large places, auditoriums, museums, places of worship and digital signage.

Navitar has developed replacement lenses that complement the current line of short-term interchangeable lenses., Optoma standard and long throw for these ZK750 and ZK1050 projectors.

The NuView 575MCZ087 offers an extra long throw ratio of 9.1-16.2:1 with zoom and manual focus, very suitable places of worship, rent, large auditoriums and venues where long-throw projection is the only option for challenging installations.

To achieve a complete 360° projection with these Optoma projectors, Navitar has developed the HemiStar HS30 fisheye lens is a single lens solution for dome applications.

“The HS30 offers easy installation and full dome coverage.”. Systems integrators, especially those working in the simulation and museum segments, “You will find this to be a great alternative compared to more complex combinations of multiple projection and mixing technology.”, comments Laura Nice, Navitar Optical Projection Sales Manager: