Throughout the course of digital projector history, there have been many options created for projection technology. However, out of all of these technologies 3LCD technology is one step above the rest with regard to flexibility in any environment. With regard to this technology, the viewing experience can be drastically improved or depleted by the use of a feature called lens shift. According to Scott Wilkinson, edit of or Ultimate AV magazine, “For many, lens shift is every bit as important as differences in brightness, color, accuracy, or shadow detail. Nearly all 3LCD home theater projectors offer lens shift, while lens shift is rare with competing technologies”, he adds, “Projectors without lens shift, essentially must be ceiling mounted. The downsides of ceiling mounting discourages many consumers…” When using specific lens shift capabilities, they offer flexible installation, unchanged visual quality when misaligned, and cost/time savings.

The 3LCD projection technology will remain in the lead, delivering exquisite color, detail, and reliability. There are various models which provide the best horizontal and vertical lens shift, they include the Epson Pro Cinema 1080, 1080UB and Home Cinema 1080, and 1080UB; the Mitsubishi HC4900, HC4900W and HC6000. The Sanyo PLV-HD100, PLV-HD150, and PLV-Z2000 also provide these capabilities.

[via PR Newswire]

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