Yamaha LPX510 Home Cinema Front Projector

by Yamaha

Product Details

• ASIN: B000F1SSM6
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #398,947 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
• Date first available at Amazon.com: May 3, 2006

Product Description

Yamaha LPX510 Home Cinema ProjectorUtilizing High Resolution LCD Technology, the LPX-510 Provides Excellent Performance with Flexible Installation Capability.Film-Like Quality with Yamaha Natural Black-Yamaha's Natural Black design concept enables the LPX-510 to achieve much deeper levels of black than conventional projectors.High Performance LCD Panels, 10-bit Processing, High Brightness-The LPX-510 uses three TFT Active Matrix LCD panels capable of projecting high resolution 720p (1,280 x 720-pixel) HDTV images. It also employs 10-bit video processing, giving it the ability to reproduce 1.07 billion colors, while 6:9 aspect ratio compatibility means that wide screen movies can be viewed in their entirety, with the correct perspective.1,000 ANSI lumens brightness allows the projector to be used en in relatively bright rooms.3D Linear Color Balance-Ideally, the three signals (R, G, B) from the three LCD panels should have the same linearity, but due to various factors, their linearity continuously varies. The 3D Linear Color Balance function helps maintain the proper balance between them, adjusting color regularities through a range of 15,360 correction points (640 points x 8 steps x 3colors) for accurate color in any type of scene from dark to bright.Cinema Balance Filter-The LPX-510 introduces a new Cinema Balance Filter that enhances color reproduction when viewing in a dark room, such as typically used for movies. It reduces the green level (and blue to a lesser degree), and is an optical filter so dynamic range is not affected. The filter moves to the on or off position (motorized operation) according to the Picture Mode, being on in the Standard,Cinema, Cinema Black and PC modes.Lens Shift, Motorized Iris and Zoom Control-Vertical and horizontal lens shift capability means that the projector does not have to be carefully positioned directly in front of the screen. Maximum range of movement is 100% vertically and 50% horizontally, much greater than conventional