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any people want to use spe-
cial colors and designs in
their presentations, but these
colors change when they’re
projected onto the screen in a lighted
room. So they just use plain, basic colors.
As a result, the presenta-
tion is visually
boring and looks
just like their
competitor’s.
Panasonic
solves this prob-
lem with our
micro-portable pro-
jector featuring
innovative Daylight
View technology. The
PT-LB20VU greatly
improves image per-
formance in brightly lit
places. In fact, the
1,600-lumen brightness
of the PT-LB20VU achieves a level of image
performance that equals many 2,400-
lumen projectors.
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Image Performance Rivaling
2,400-Lumen Projectors
Daylight View technology significantly improves
image performance. Our new 1,600-lumen pro-
jector has attained a level of image performance
that equals or exceeds that of our previous
2,400-lumen models
in brightly lit envi-
ronments.*
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Vivid colors in a Bright Room
Panasonic’s unique Daylight View technology
greatly improves color perception in bright rooms.
Pale colors are divided into six basic color com-
ponents (red, green, blue, yellow, cyan and
magenta) for more precise control. Daylight View
achieves a superb level of image performance
that produces less of a difference between PC
display images and projected images.
Auto Operation with Ambient
Light Sensor
The top panel of the unit is equipped
with an ambient light sensor (
ALS
). The
ALS detects changes in the ambient
light intensity and optimizes color
compensation in four steps according
to the environment. The Daylight
View mode also provides white bal-
ance adjustment settings for both
fluorescent and incandescent lamps
to match the room lighting.
Ambient Light
Sensor (
ALS
)
Daylight View
Circuit
LCD Panels
The Daylight View Process
Controls on the top
Daylight View Technology
Conventional
1,600-lumen
projectors
The Panasonic
PT-LB20VU with
Daylight View
Daylight View technology
enables Panasonic projectors to
achieve the same image per-
formance as projectors a class above
them, while consuming less power. This
helps to save energy resources that
would otherwise be wasted.
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