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| A projector's ability to reflect true colour is a primary concern for presenters. ViewSonic's exclusive ViewMatch™ technology utilizes innovative visual colour technology to deliver the best on-screen colour performance. By adjusting lamp brightness, ViewMatch™ can keep projected visual performance consistent without any colour loss caused by high lumen projection. When high colour saturation is required, ViewMatch™ is the technology that delivers time and time again. |
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| ViewSonic's revolutionary lamp technology increases average lamp life from 2,000 hours to 3,500 hours. You can extend the lamp life up to 3,500 hours on some models. The longer lamp life means you'll replace the lamp less often, resulting in lower maintenance costs. While the lamps have longer life spans, you don't compromise on brightness or performance. |
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| The lamps in ViewSonic projectors last up to two years longer than conventional lamps. It increases lamp life from an average of 2.7 years to 4.7 years. |
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| Busy professionals will love ViewSonic projectors' direct off feature. With this feature, there's no more waiting for the projector to cool down. Finish your presentation, unplug the projector and head off to your next meeting or presentation. |
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| Projecting an image onto a dark background like a blackboard or greenboard causes the colours to get lost, blending into the background. ViewSonic projectors with black and green board modes colour correct the image so that it appears as it would on a white screen. Projecting an image onto a whiteboard produces a glaring effect. ViewSonic projectors with whiteboard mode reduce brightness and white peaking to minimize glare and make the image easier to see. |
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| Optical zoom allows you to adjust the image size without moving the projector. This is especially helpful when the room in which you are presenting is larger or smaller than you had expected. Enlarging or reducing the image size requires just the turn of the zoom lens or a press of a button. With optical zoom, when the image is enlarged or reduced, the image quality is not decreased. An additional benefit of optical zoom is that you may be able to use shorter cables resulting in less signal degradation. |
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