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Immerse yourself in the ultimate cinematic encounter right from the comfort of your home with the Panamorph DCR lens. Dreamedia is proud to introduce a game-changing accessory for your high-end home theater projector, promising to elevate your viewing experience to new heights.
The Panamorph DCR lens is ingeniously designed to work seamlessly with your projector's internal modes, activating those unused black bar pixels that often go to waste. By optically compressing the vertical dimension, it restores the original shape of the image, preserving additional performance and ensuring no detail is left behind.
Every frame is a brush stroke on the canvas of your 2.4:1 cinema format screen, optimized for a visual spectacle that is true to the director's vision.
The lens doesn't just magnify the image; it enhances it. With its ability to utilize the internal anamorphic modes of 4K projectors, the Panamorph DCR adds 2.6 million more pixels of clarity, giving you a resolution that's as sharp as reality itself.
The Panamorph brand comes with a heritage of recognition and awards. Having been the recipient of the CEPro Product of the Year for 2019 and 2020, the DCR lens stands as a testament to quality and innovation in the realm of anamorphic lenses.
The lens supports a maximum video resolution of 4K and is Bluetooth enabled, offering a suite of inputs including HDMI, USB, and more, to keep you connected and in control.
The Panamorph DCR lens redirects your projector's entire light output into the active image area, maximizing brightness and creating an image that is vibrant and full of life.
At Dreamedia, we understand the significance of each feature to your home theater experience. Our team is available to design your system, ensuring a seamless integration of the Panamorph DCR lens. With our balanced views on the strengths of each product, we help you make informed decisions that translate into thrilling home cinema moments.
Choosing the Panamorph DCR lens means opting for a transformative visual experience. It's not just about watching a movie; it's about being part of the story, feeling every emotion, and seeing every detail. The Panamorph DCR lens isn't just a product; it's your ticket to a world where every viewing is premiere night.
For the discerning cinephile looking to recreate the magic of the cinema at home, the Panamorph DCR lens is an investment in unparalleled visual excellence. Contact an authorized dealer today and step into the future of home cinema.
Converting your Projector to Cinema 4K
Over 80% of the most popular movies are made in the standard commercial cinema 2.4:1 aspect ratio and even today’s streaming shows are migrating to this format. This content is meant and created to be the largest experience in your theater but on a flat panel TV or 16:9 projection system it is actually displayed as the smallest experience with the lowest performance because millions of display pixels are turned off to create black bars (yes, even with “lens memory zooming“). But now today’s most popular projector models also include anamorphic upconversion modes for use with an external anamorphic lens to convert their full 4K performance into the larger 2.4:1 cinema format for the highest brightness and detail – all while still providing modes for watching 16:9 content. The anamorphic big screen advantage means your projector can actually deliver higher detail than you’ll see in most commercial theaters and certainly higher than you can see with a flat-panel TV.
The Original Movie is Surrounded by Unused Black Display Pixels
Consumer cinema-format 4K movies are delivered using 3840 horizontal x 1600 vertical pixels to maintain their original 2.4:1 aspect ratio (ie 3840/1600=2.4). When displayed in the center of the 4096 x 2160 pixels of a 4K/4096 projector there are 2,703,360 unused black display pixels surrounding the movie or 2,150,400 unused display pixels when displayed in the center of the 3840 x 2160 pixels of a 4K/UHD 16:9 projector.
The Upconverted Movie Uses The Repurposed Black Pixels
Anamorphic upconversion is now an included option in many 16:9 4K (UHD) projectors. This upconversion applies digital scaling and possibly other image processing algorithms to convert the movie to a higher resolution of 4096 x 2133 (17:9 projectors) or 3840 x 2133 (16:9 projectors) using 43% (17:9) or 33% (16:9) more display pixels. While no real, additional source resolution is implied, upconversion from real movie content has been proven to not only provide substantial additional image brightness from these millions of additional pixels but also additional realistic detail and subsequently improved clarity. However, without an anamorphic lens, this enhancement leaves the movie appearing vertically stretched by 25% (17:9) or 33% (16:9).
The Upconverted Movie on a 2.40:1 Screen Through a Panamorph Lens
The upconverted movie is optically compressed through an external Panamorph DCR anamorphic lens to correct the residual vertical stretch from the upconversion process. This restores the original 2.4:1 movie aspect ratio while retaining the significant performance enhancement from the upconverted pixels for greater visual clarity combined with a net brightness increase of approximately 38% over projection of the original movie.
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