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NEC Solutions (America), Inc.
Visual Systems
HT1000/1100 Anamorphic Lens
(HT169-LENS)
How it works
v1.3
XGA Panel (1024x768)
16:9 Source uses
Select "Anamorphic" in the "Screen" menu to stretch
The 4:3 panel is not entirely used when displaying
View of DLP Panel
View of 16:9 Screen
Adding an anamorphic lens
16:9 sources.
Without an anamophic lens
the image vertically and fill the entire 4:3 panel with
16:9 sources. This utilizes full panel brightness and
View of 16:9 Screen
compresses the image
size vertically to fit the
The end result at the 16:9 screen is that the pixels and
spaces between the pixels have been reduced in size
vertically by 25%. The full XGA panel is being used
inside the projector utilizing the full 1024x768 pixels
and full panel brightness. The pixel structure at the
screen is now rectangular and smaller vertically by
25%. This is achieved optically by the anamophic lens
and gives the overall image at the screen 33% higher
resolution and 20% higher brightness without sacrificing
anything in the original aspect ratio of the source.
View of DLP Panel
1024x576 pixels
screen appropriately.
The anamorphic lens
resolution.
HT169-LENS
The Anamorphic Lens (NEC part number HT169-LENS) attaches to
the standard lens and does not change the throw distance of the
projector. There is a small amount of vertical shift of the image,
please refer to the installation guide for more information.
www.necvisualsystems.com
HT1000/1100
Anamorphic Lens (HT169-LENS)
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