Panasonic has its first 3d projector with full hd released. The PT-AT5000E uses for 3d use of the same active glasses as the Viera 3d tv’s. In Europe, it is the projector, probably for the first time at the IFA trade show in september.
The PT-AT5000E uses for the production of the image, use of three transparent full hd lcd’s, which, depending on the region, with 400 or 480Hz will be able to switch. Panasonic calls this projector technology 3LCD. Combined with overdrive technology, it should lead to a very low crosstalk in 3d display.
The newly-developed optical system of the PT-AT5000E uses a so-called red-rich lamp, which is a warmer color than usual with lcd projectors. The current PT-AE4000, without 3d support, will use the same technology. With the optical system, according to Panasonic a contrast ratio of 300,000:1 and a brightness of 2000 lumens to achieve. The bulb would have a life span of 4000 hours.
The PT-AT5000E uses the active 3d glasses that also with the Viera 3d tvs of the brand can be used. The projector has a built-in ir transmitter with a range of six metres, and optionally, an extender is available which the range is further increased.
The projector is equipped with an image processing system with two processing cores, so that all the 2d-beeldverwerkingsmogelijkheden are available in 3d, such as Frame Creation and Detail Clarity Processor. Also has the full-hd-3d-projector has 2d to 3d conversion and keeps the device in the holes, or the stereoscopic effect within the safe margin is provided by the 3D Consortium Committee is recommended.
For the set of the 2d-image the PT-AT5000E about advanced features like a waveform monitor, and enhanced settings for the white balance, gamma and color correction. The projector recognizes itself to 16:9 and a 2.35:1 content, and the zoom position of the lens thereupon automatically to adjust. The PT-AT5000E has six memory slots for the zoomstanden of the lens.
The PT-AT5000E, which in the United States as the PT-AE7000 is released, is reportedly in september in Berlin at the IFA 2011 trade show. The suggested retail price would be 3199 euro. The introduction of the PT-AT5000E took place at the Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory in Los Angeles, the research facility of the company, which has played a leading role in the development of the 3d blu-ray standards.
