Canon REALIS SX80 MARK II D Manual

Two New High Resolution Projectors with DICOM® Simulation Mode for Medical Imaging*

Designed to display DICOM® images used in medical education and training

DICOM SIMULATION MODE

• Displays images to the DICOM® 14 standard

• Easy calibration with 21 preset levels of gamma

• Perfect for medical training and education

•WUXGA Resolution (1920 x 1200)

•2.3 Million Pixels

•Native Widescreen Display

•3200 Lumens

•DICOM Simulation Mode

•HDMI Input (Version 1.3 Deep Color)

•DVI-I Input (HDCP Compliant)

•Built-in Network Connection

•Auto Setup (Focus, Input, Keystone and Screen Color Correction)

The built-in 12-bit gamma processing produces 4,096 gray levels, resulting in a smoother gradation

PATENTED AISYS OPTICAL ENGINE

• Enhances the performance of LCOS

• Exceptional color reproduction

• High brightness and contrast

• Rich detailed gradation

		LCOS TECHNOLOGY
		• High Resolution image display
	• SXGA+ Resolution (1400 x 1050)	• Virtually no screen door effect
		• Film-like image quality
	• 1.47 Million Pixels
		• Sharp display of small text
	• 3000 Lumens
	• DICOM Simulation Mode
	• HDMI Input (Version 1.3 Deep Color)
		GENUINE CANON OPTICS
	• DVI-I Input (HDCP Compliant)
		• Industry leader in optics technology
	• Built-in Network Connection
	• PC-free Presentations, PictBridge	• Zoom lens allows for ease of placement
	• Auto Setup (Focus, Input, Keystone	• Project up to 300 inch screen size
	and Screen Color Correction)	• Highly accurate image reproduction

Designed to reproduce medical images with crisp and clear detail. These new projectors are perfect for displaying the fine detail required when viewing X-ray’s, CAT scans and MRIs from a PACS workstation. Incorporating LCOS technology, these high-performance projectors provide the image clarity and color performance necessary to meet the needs of professionals in the demanding medical education market.

* The two projectors are not approved for medical diagnosis and should not be used for these purposes.

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