Red
Green
Blue
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Lens
Prism
Mirror
3LCD chips
Mirror
Dichroic mirror
Dichroic mirror
Lamp
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Award-winning Faroudja DCDi Cinema for
advanced video
The PowerLite D6250 features Faroudja DCDi
®
Cinema chipset, a video enhancement technology
that produces exceptional image quality without introducing
artifacts. Faroudja DCDi (Directional Correlational Deinterlacing)
was developed to eliminate jagginess, using a unique algorithm.
This technology, in combination with decoding, deinterlacing and
enhancement technologies, won an Emmy Award from the
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in 2001.
The best-selling projectors in the world.
Epson offers a wide range of high-quality projectors to meet most any need. Built with image quality
and reliability in mind, Epson projectors enhance communication and inspire collaboration, while
offering a low total cost of ownership. From ultraportable projectors designed for educational
settings to boardroom-ready business projectors, Epson has the model made for you.
PowerLite
®
D6250
MULTIMEDIA PROJECTOR
3LCD technology — for quality and
color that’s beyond amazing
•
3 chips for full-time, vibrant color
•
25% less electricity required per lumen of brightness
when compared to 1-chip DLP projectors
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•
Over 20 years of road-tested reliability built into
every projector
For more information on Epson’s environmental
programs, go to
eco.epson.com
Eco Features
• Energy-efficient 3LCD light engine
• Energy-efficient E-TORL
®
lamp
• Low power consumption of 0.3 W in
Standby Mode (network
communication off)
• Designed to be recycled
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• RoHS compliant
• Epson America, Inc. is a SmartWay
SM
Transport Partner
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How is CLO measured?
The Color Light Output spec measures Red, Green and Blue,
each on a 9-point grid, applying the same method used in
the ISO 21118 standard for measuring White Light Output.
Amazing color and white light output
The PowerLite D6250 delivers 4000 lumens of color light
output and 4000 lumens of white light output
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for true-to-life, vibrant, colorful images. For
today’s color-rich, multimedia content, users
want a projector that delivers both optimum
white and color imagery. That’s why the industry
has developed a new metric called Color Light Output.
Always look for Color Light Output
when choosing a projector
• For optimum image quality and performance, the projector you
choose should offer equal levels of color and white light output
• When the two measurements are not identical, images do not
look balanced. Whites may be brighter, making the colored
areas look dull and flat
• The combination of color richness (color light output) and
brightness (white light output) is as critical as the combination
of bass and treble would be when purchasing audio equipment
High color light output
Low color light output
White Light Output
Color Light Output
3LCD, 3-chip technology
