3300 Lumens High-performance Single-chip DLP Projector

The F22's brightness matches virtually any application. And thanks to its various optional configurations, it can be set to display any desired brightness. By digitally controlling and managing lamp output, Philip's VIDI technology contributes to image quality as well. Each F22 projector is meticulously calibrated during manufacturing and its unique optical design ensures perfect on-site calibration. With RealColor, can easily match any number of projectors, and ensure they all project same primary colors and grey scales. In fact, color accuracy down to 0.002 is guaranteed in any dimension using RealColor calibration. Thanks to its integrated Pixelworks dnx (Digital Natural Expression) engine, the F22 provides high-class 10-bit video processing, with an integral scaler, deinterlacer, and other features to perfectly decode, and display video.

The F22 series covers all popular resolutions to perfectly meet your specific need. And the same is true for aspect ratios: 16:10 for new computer style displays, 4:3 for domes and curved displays, or 16:9 for video displays. You can also choose from three lenses with high-quality low dispersion glass, standard zoom lens, flexible 1:1 wide-angle lens, and an ultra-wide-angle with optical pincushion/barrel adjustement, designed for rear-projection and specialist setups.

Geared with single-chip DLP technology, the F22 generates stable, high-contrast images with saturated colors. Every projector model can be calibrated to exacting color standards, coupled with desired brightness and contrast. Thanks to Texas Instruments’ BrilliantColor technology, color performance and picture quality are greatly improved. Featuring six-color processing, BrilliantColor provides a wide color gamut, boosts secondary colors and delivers reliable and precise colors. The F22 offers full 10-bit per color signal processing and resolution on all digital and analog inputs, and displays smoothly rendered transitions and gradients. Unlike traditional 8-bit displays, where the image often is graded, the F22 diplays an accurate image with less artefacts.