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Client who needs a 68ft throw on a 139" wide 16:9 screen.
$5-7k budget
I think the best fit would be this:
Epson Pro L1200UNL 7000 lumens WUXGA with lense #4 ELPLM11
But it is out of their budget.
Anything comparable, but within budget?
Alternative(s):
Epson G7200WNL 7500 Lumen WXGA
Epson L1100UNL 6000 Lumen WUXGA
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Other details:
Current Projector: Canon LV-7555 Projector 4600 lumens XGA
Ambient light: moderate to high (side lights & unfocused stage lighting)
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We’ve had good luck with NEC - we have several of this model and the WXGA version in our rental fleet and they work well.
https://www.necdisplay.com/p/projectors/np-pa803u
That projector with lens should be within budget.
I work for an NEC dealer if you need help on that end.
Client who needs a 68ft throw on a 139" wide 16:9 screen.
$5-7k budget
I think the best fit would be this:
Epson Pro L1200UNL 7000 lumens WUXGA with lense #4 ELPLM11
But it is out of their budget.
Anything comparable, but within budget?
Alternative(s):
Epson G7200WNL 7500 Lumen WXGA
Epson L1100UNL 6000 Lumen WUXGA
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Other details:
Current Projector: Canon LV-7555 Projector 4600 lumens XGA
Ambient light: moderate to high (side lights & unfocused stage lighting)
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Client who needs a 68ft throw on a 139" wide 16:9 screen.
$5-7k budget
I think the best fit would be this:
Epson Pro L1200UNL 7000 lumens WUXGA with lense #4 ELPLM11
But it is out of their budget.
Anything comparable, but within budget?
Alternative(s):
Epson G7200WNL 7500 Lumen WXGA
Epson L1100UNL 6000 Lumen WUXGA
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Other details:
Current Projector: Canon LV-7555 Projector 4600 lumens XGA
Ambient light: moderate to high (side lights & unfocused stage lighting)
Laser or lamp? Lamp based has to cost significantly less up front to be worth considering.
Is power draw important?
Single chip or 3 chip DLP, or 3LCD? Single chip gives red, green, and blue image ghosting.
The Epson models are hard to beat. The 3 chip DLP laser models from Panasonic were slightly better at a comparison we did, as long as they had about 25%+ higher brightness rating. The 3 chip DLP laser models from Digital Projection looked the best, as long as they were also over 25% brighter. Until you factor in cost.
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