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Many videophiles would consider this omission a plus, because auto iris can make the blacks "pump," or fluctuate in level. The projector doesn't have an automatic iris, so it can't adjust its aperture on the fly to create darker blacks. The projector can work with lens sleds too.ĭreamVision built the Dream'E around an LCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) projection engine similar to those used by JVC and Sony. For $9,595, you can get it packaged with the Wide System kit, which includes a Panamorph UH480 lens, a custom bracket, and a metal cowl that makes the lens look like part of the projector. But you cut costs - and you gain simplicity, in more ways than you might expect. The disadvantages are that you lose about 24% of your horizontal resolution when watching 16:9 high-def programs, and you also lose some brightness because fewer pixels are illuminated. Rather than moving the lens out of the way when 16:9 programs are displayed, the projector electronically squeezes the 16:9 picture (which would otherwise appear distorted) into the correct shape and places black bars at the sides. Unlike the Runco solution, DreamVision's doesn't require a motorized sled or a control system to trigger it.

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The Dream'E is a 1080p projector with internal video processing designed to accommodate a fixed anamorphic lens. That's where the DreamVision Dream'E comes in. Unfortunately, the first of these systems cost around $50,000 all-in, and while they've since come down in price, they remain expensive and complex. The lens rides on a motorized "sled." To watch regular 16:9 programs, you simply hit a button and the lens slides out of the way. Next, an anamorphic lens stretches the picture horizontally to restore its proper geometry.

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First, a video processor vertically stretches the 2.35:1 image to fill the full pixel array of the projector's 16:9 display chip - no pixels are wasted displaying black bars.

DREAMVIEW Z285SSI PROJECTOR MOVIE

Those bars are a dead giveaway that you're sitting in your living room rather than in a real movie theater.Ībout 4 years ago, Runco introduced a method to fill an ultrawide 2.35:1 screen using a standard 16:9 projector. That's why you often get black bars at the top and bottom of the picture on your TV. But many blockbuster movies employ a wider aspect ratio of 2.35:1. In other words, it's 1.78 times as wide as it is high. Most home theaters use a screen with an aspect ratio of 1.78:1. But it's usually not the size of the screen in their theaters that's inadequate - it's the shape. They think they can capture the feel of a real movie theater by putting in a bigger screen. Home theater enthusiasts have been fooling themselves. Inputs: 2 HDMI VGA component-, composite-, and S-video RS-232C.Available in black, white, or custom high-gloss colors.

Anamorphic zoom mode for fixed or motorized constant-height lenses.

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