The Canon sx80 Mark II D is an affordable, high-performance SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) resolution projector using LCOS technology, specifically designed to reproduce medical images in crisp and clear detail. This exceptional projector also features Canon's exclusive AISYS technology with improved light efficiency, uniformity, and expanded color space for outstanding color reproduction, delivering razor-sharp image quality.
Featuring a new DICOM Simulation image mode setting, the Canon sx80 Mark II D can be calibrated to the DICOM 14 standard - a grayscale display standard used by virtually every medical professional that utilizes images within the medical education industry. Other features include a built-in USB port for seamless PC presentations and PictBridge camera compatibility, an HDMI terminal (version 1.3 deep color) for projection of high-quality digital images and 1080p video, and a built-in network connection for remote network operation.
The Canon sx80 Mark II D is the perfect choice for medical schools that require an affordable projector that can deliver high resolution images with exceptional detail and clarity.
Native SXGA+ Resolution (1400 x 1050)
The Canon sx80 Mark II D features high resolution SXGA+, ideal for displaying the fine detail required when viewing X-rays, CAT scans, and MRIs from your PACS workstation. Compared to XGA, it offers a significantly larger display range, capable of reproducing even the smallest details with razor-sharp precision. In addition, the Canon Realis sx80 Mark II D allows for the medical education data produced on your widescreen laptop to be projected accurately, displaying the entire screen in its true proportions, just as it appears on your laptop.
Better Resolution: Crisp, clear display of text and diagrams.
Resolution is approximately 1.9x greater than conventional XGA projectors, making it possible to reproduce text as small as 5 point. Even word processor documents with small text and figures are clear and easy to read.
XGA SXGA+
Expanded Display Area: A trend of the future.
High resolution SXGA+ (1400 x 1050 pixel) projectors are compatible with current mainstream desktop computer SXGA (1280 x 1024), more prevalent wide notebook computer WXGA (1280 x 768 pixel) display images, as well as 16:9 high-definition (1280 x 720 pixel) images.
Widescreen Views
The Canon Realis SX80 Mark II D can reproduce widescreen data as is, with no unsightly distortion. When data produced on a PC with WXGA display resolution is projected using an XGA projector, data must be reworked to match the aspect ratio to achieve an accurate display. With an SXGA+ multimedia projector, PC based data can be projected accurately, with no need for time consuming adjustments
LCOS Technology with AISYS
With Canon LCOS projectors, you get all the brilliance and image sharpness of innovative LCOS technology, but in an ultra-portable and affordable projector unlike any others on the market. It's the right choice for displaying bright, big-screen images without darkening the conference room or classroom.
LCOS (Liquid Crystal On Silicon) has taken projectors to a whole new level. This new technology means higher resolution images, seamless images with no flickering or "screen door" effect, quick image response for better looking moving images, smooth rendition of fine lines, seamless photo reproduction, sharp display of small text, and crisp blacks.
LCD DLP LCOS
LCD: Circuitry around each pixel creates screen door effect.
DLP: Space between micro-mirrors causes screen door effect.
LCOS: Circuitry behind panels virtually eliminates screen door effect.
But only Canon realizes the full potential of LCOS technology by combining it with our proprietary and improved 3rd generation AISYS Engine; our patented optical light engine for achieving brightness and high contrast using LCOS panels. AISYS has three components: the illumination system; the color separation and combination system; and the LCOS panels. Only Canon's innovative, breakthrough AISYS technology achieves the right balance of contrast, brightness and compact size to maximize the performance of LCOS. Plus, our new advanced AISYS optical engine features new optical elements, redesigned polarizing beam splitters, and a reconfigured optical layout. The result is improved light efficiency, uniformity and expanded color space.
LCD: Grid like pixel pattern known as the "Screen Door Effect".
LCOS: Lattice free, seamless image when LCOS is combined with AISYS.
LCD LCOS
DLP LCOS
DLP: Color appears blurred and broken.
LCOS: Color appears crisp and sharp.
With the new AC lamp system of the Canon Realis SX80 Mark II D and the AISYS optical system the images you project are brighter, with truer color. The purity of red and green is enhanced over that which is possible with conventional DC lamps, giving a more life like depth to the colors on the screen. In addition, the new lamp system boasts an extended operating life, up to 2,000 hours in normal mode and up to 2,500 hours in quiet mode.
3000 Lumens
The Canon SX80 Mark II D projects with 3000 Lumens, delivering incredible image quality and brightness using the 3rd generation AISYS Optical Engine's new AC lamp system. The 900:1 contrast ratio ensures deep blacks and bright whites. Pure, high contrast color reproduction creates images with crisp depth and dimension, ideally suited for conveying texture and materials. Colors remain crisp, with superior color balance, perfect for presentations incorporating high quality visuals.
AISYS-based SX80 Mark II D Projector Reproduces fine details of texture and materials.
Newly designed 1.5x Zoom Lens
The Canon SX80 Mark II D's new 1.5x zoom lens suppresses the distortion of images to the maximum extent. Made possible by a lens design technology Canon has accumulated in the past, the new Canon SX80 Mark II D is able to project images more faithfully.
The lens also features a 10:0 lens offset, which maintains the lower edge of projected images. The lower edge of the projected image matches the optical axis of the lens. This permits projection of high-quality images without the deterioration in image quality caused by keystone correction.
You can easily change the screen size to accommodate various venues and/or applications. It is now easier to set up the projector perpendicular to the screen without having to tilt the projector, or use the keystone correction.
DICOM Simulation Mode
The Canon Realis SX80 Mark II D features a new DICOM Simulation image mode setting, that allows the projector to be calibrated to the DICOM14 standard a grayscale standard display function used by virtually every medical professional that utilizes images within the medical education industry. Images such as X-rays, CAT scans, and MRIs that are typically displayed on DICOM compliant monitors can now be projected with the REALiS SX80 Mark II D using the same DICOM standard. This feature is recommended for use in medical schools for training and educational use only.
Project x-rays and other medical images using the DICOM14 standard.
A built-in, easy to use calibration tool allows you to configure the projector to match the brightness of the environment that the image is being displayed. With 21 steps of preset gamma adjustments, the new Canon SX80 Mark II D gives you greater flexibility when calibrating the projector in the variable lighting conditions of your conference or classroom setting.
Photo Mode
Ambient light can cause changes in the accuracy of the colors being projected. The Canon Realis SX80 Mark II D's Photo Mode allows you to make adjustments to the projectors color temperature and color level*, based on the lighting condition of the room. This feature makes it possible to accurately reproduce color, and provide faithful reproduction of changes in contrast even on a large screen inside a bright room. Images projected onto the screen are as close to the actual work as possible.
Without Photo Mode With Photo Mode
Without Photo Mode: The dark section looks blackish and intensity levels are not assigned accurately.
With Photo Mode: Specific details of shapes and difference in colors can be visible to the naked eye.
Fine adjustments can also be made in accordance with various environment lights, such as incandescent lamp, fluorescent lamp, and brighter and darker room conditions. Accordingly, accurate image reproduction can be made on a large screen, with a quality similar to the image displayed on an sRGB monitor.
This feature is particularly useful when displaying photography in a studio, wedding center, art museum, or a gallery. All adjusted values can be saved in Photo Mode.
*Adjustments to color temperature and color level can not be made if the projector is set to DICOM or another image mode.
Advanced Color Management System
Your projection screen is your canvas with the Canon Realis SX80 Mark II D's unparalleled color control. An easy to use Graphical User Interface lets you adjust your palette of colors to paint the picture you want for your audience. The Canon Realis SX80 Mark II D's 6 axis (RGBCMY) color adjustment lets you fine tune the hue and saturation of each of the primary and secondary colors. This high degree of control makes each projected image a masterpiece.
With Memory/Vivid Color Correction, you can adjust the degree of vividness of each of the primary colors (red, green, and blue) and each of the secondary colors (cyan, magenta, and yellow). Choose between low, medium, and high to project the image the way you remember it.
HDMI Version 1.3 Deep Color
The Canon Realis SX80 Mark II D is the first Canon projector equipped with an HDMI terminal (version 1.3 deep color), supporting full HD 1080p signals provided by HDTV capable satellite and cable boxes, as well as Blu Ray players. Connect an HD capable satellite or cable box, digital camcorder or Blu Ray player to the HDMI terminal for instant display of high definition video.
PC Free Presentations and PictBridge
The Canon Realis SX80 Mark II D is designed to accommodate new styles of presentations. The built in USB port allows for connection of various media sources, such as USB flash drives or PictBridge compatible cameras. Just plug in your flash drive or camera, and JPEG images are automatically re-sized and displayed.
Network-ready RJ-45 Port
To maximize the usability of the Realis Canon SX80 Mark II D, the new built in network interface (RJ-45) enables centralized control and monitoring of multiple projector units from a networked pc. This makes it simple for an A/V team to operate ceiling mounted or remotely installed projectors from a PC screen, allowing fewer personnel to cover a larger service area.
The Canon SX80 Mark II D is compatible with industry standard AMX, Crestron, and Extron controllers, making it possible to construct a sophisticated AV system. In addition, email alerts can be sent to the central PC to give notification of any malfunctions or service issues which may arise in a projector. The Canon SX80 Mark II D can also be externally operated through its RS-232 port.
What's in the box?
- Canon Realis sx80 Mark II D Projector
- Remote Control
- DVI to VGA Computer Cable
- Component Video Adapter Cable
- Power Cable
- Lens Cap
- Soft Carrying Case
- Quick Start Guide
- Warranty Card
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