User Manual

What should you look for?

Look for two lumens speciﬁcations, one for Color

Brightness and a separate White Brightness

spec, when comparing projector models. To

select a projector with vibrant color, crisp detail

and realistic skin tones, look for both High Color

Brightness and High White Brightness.

Color Brightness: 2800 lumens

White Brightness: 2800 lumens

Color Brightness: 700 lumens

White Brightness: 2700 lumens

Color Brightness: 2800 lumens

White Brightness: 2800 lumens

Color Brightness: 700 lumens

White Brightness: 2700 lumens

Color Brightness: 2800 lumens

White Brightness: 2800 lumens

Color Brightness: 700 lumens

White Brightness: 2700 lumens

Compare for yourself

COLOR MUTED

DETAIL LOST

SKIN TONES UNREALISTIC

Actual photographs of side-by-side projected images from an identical signal source.

Price, resolution and white brightness are similar for both projectors (Epson

3LCD

and 1-chip DLP competitor). Both projectors are set to their brightest mode.

Low Color Brightness can result in

images that are 1/3 as bright.

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What should you look for? Look for two lumens specifications, one for Color Brightness and a separate White Brightness spec, when comparing projector models. To select a projector with vibrant color, crisp detail and realistic skin tones, look for both High Color Brightness and High White Brightness.
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What is Color Brightness? Color Brightness is a scientifically set global standard that measures a projector’s Color Light Output. It was concluded that there are such significant differences in color brightness performance among different projector models and brands that color should be measured Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does “lumens” cover both Color Brightness and White Brightness? A: No.