Canon PIXMA MX532, REALIS SX7, REALIS WUX5000 PRO AV, IMAGEPROGRAF IPF815 MFP, IMAGEPROGRAF IPF710 BROCHURE

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Canon innovation speaks directly to professionals’ needs and desires for better tools. Canon’s unsurpassed imaging know-how and uncompromising quality standards have resulted in a wide range of tools that include not only the best in image capture but also the cutting edge in image presentation. Whether projecting a business presentation or a motion video, or creating gigantic photo prints for display, Canon has the perfect solution for the imaging professional. Incorporating sophisticated Canon optics and a high-accuracy color management system, Canon REALiS projectors display even the subtlest hues and color gradations with true-to-life accuracy and brilliant clarity. Canon imagePROGRAF and PIXMA Pro printers are raising the bar in professional workflows, enabling the in-house output of everything from proofs and customer deliverables to fine-art gallery prints and large-scale posters, quickly and simply. From idea to presentation, professionals can count on Canon-to-Canon consistency and a streamlined workflow for stellar perfor­mance throughout the imaging process.
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REALiS WUX4000 D / REALiS WUX4000 . . . . . . 132
REALiS WUX10 Mark II D / REALiS WUX10 Mark II
REALiS SX7 Mark II D / REALiS SX7 Mark II. . . . 134
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REALiS SX60 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
REALiS SX800 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
REALiS X700. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
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Ryszard Horowitz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
Bruce Dorn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
Vincent Isola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
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Tyler Stableford. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158
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Parish Kohanim. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
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George Lepp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
Parker Pfister . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172
Sandy Puc’. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174
PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II
Robert Farber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176
Eddie Tapp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180
PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II
Vincent Laforet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
Michel Tcherevkoff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
imagePROGRAF Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188
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PROJECTORS
High Resolution and Exceptional Detail for Large Venues
Widescreen Projection for Corporate and Specialized Fields
• Native WUXGA (1920 x 1200) for high-resolution images with exceptional detail and clarity even in large settings.
• 4000 Lumens, 1000:1 Contrast Ratio and HDMI Version 1.3 Deep Color for sharp, bright reproduction of high-quality visuals and direct connection to HD devices.
• REALiS WUX4000 D features a DICOM Simulation Mode for viewing monochrome digital X-Rays, CAT Scans and MRIs with accurate color and precise detail.*
• Three interchangeable Genuine Canon Lenses for clear, rich images to suit any situation.
• Motorized Lens Shift can be operated in both vertical and horizontal directions.
These high-performance WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution installation projectors are ideal for large venues: corporate board and conference rooms, educational institutions, museums, galleries, photo studios, and houses of worship. REALiS WUX4000 D features DICOM Simulation mode,* allowing it to faithfully project X-rays, CAT scans, and MRIs using the DICOM standard for education applications. Both models employ Canon’s AISYS-enhanced LCOS technology and interchangeable Genuine Canon lenses for spectacularly clear, rich images. An HDMI 1.3 Deep Color terminal projects high-quality digital images and uncom­pressed 1080p video, while a built-in network connection (RJ-45) offers remote network operation. With expanded color space, advanced optics and 4000 lumens, sharp and brilliant projections reach every chair in the room.
*The WUX4000 D is not a diagnostic projector and should only be used for educational purposes. *The WUX10 Mark II D is not a diagnostic projector and should only be used for educational purposes.
• Native WUXGA (1920 x 1200)and 3200 Lumens for exceptional resolution and brightness, perfect for presentations incorporating high-quality visuals.
• 1.5x Optical Powered Zoom Lens accommodates various venues and applications with faithful reproduction.
• HDMI Version 1.3 Deep Color for direct connection to a full range of HD devices.
• Photo Image Mode allows on-site color adjustment to suit ambient lighting conditions.
• WUX10 Mark II D features a DICOM Simulation Mode for viewing monochrome digital X-Rays, CAT Scans and MRIs with accurate color and precise detail.*
High-performance widescreen projectors deliver razor-sharp image quality in WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution. LCOS and Canon’s exclusive AISYS technology with improved light efficiency, uniformity, and expanded color space provide outstanding color reproduction and exceptionally clear image quality. REALiS WUX10 Mark II D features DICOM Simulation mode,* allowing it to faithfully project X-rays, CAT scans, and MRIs using the DICOM standard for education applications. Photo Mode allows precise on-site color adjustments. Other features include an HDMI terminal (version 1.3 Deep Color) for projection of high-quality digital images and uncompressed 1080p video that’s proportionally identical to the source material. Performance is fast, easy and quiet, and a built-in network connection allows remote network operation.
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Outstanding Color Fidelity for Demanding Designers, Publishers and Photographers
Affordable, High-quality Projection for Medical, Corporate and Creative Applications
• Native SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) for crisp resolution and 4000 Lumens for brightness, clarity and dimension.
• 1.7x Optical Powered Zoom Lens for clear, high-contrast, true-color images in small or large rooms.
• Adobe RGB Color Space support for images with accurate, uniform color at all stages of production.
• Photo Image Mode allows on-site color adjustment to suit ambient lighting conditions.
• SX7 Mark II D features a DICOM Simulation Mode for viewing monochrome digital X-Rays, CAT Scans and MRIs with accurate color and precise detail.*
The exceptional color reproduction of these multimedia projectors ensures true-to-life high-definition images. Native SXGA+ resolution (1400 x 1050) and Adobe RGB Color Match System provide superior reproduction of source text, graphics and moving images. Ultra-bright 4000 lumens, combined with the Canon AISYS-enhanced LCOS optical system technology, produce seamless images with no gaps between pixels. Photo Mode setting allows precise adjustments to both the color temperature and color level to suit the chosen venue. The AC lamp promotes color fidelity with enhanced red and green for more realistic tones. The SX7 Mark II D features DICOM Simulation mode,* allowing it to faithfully project X-rays, CAT scans, and MRIs using the DICOM standard for education applications.
*The SX7 Mark II D is not a diagnostic projector and should only be used for educational purposes. *The SX80 Mark II D is not a diagnostic projector and should only be used for educational purposes.
• SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) and 3000 Lumens for high-resolution, accurate display of widescreen material and bright, true-to-life color.
• 1.5x Optical Powered Zoom Lens allows screen size to match venue.
• PC-free presentations from USB flash drives, PictBridge compatible cameras, HD satellite or cable boxes, digital camcorders or Blu-Ray players.
• Photo Image Mode allows on-site color adjustment to suit ambient lighting conditions.
• SX80 Mark II D features a DICOM Simulation Mode for viewing monochrome digital X-Rays, CAT Scans and MRIs with accurate color and precise detail.*
These affordable high-performance SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) projectors render even the finest details with excellent precision. Data produced on a widescreen laptop is projected accurately, displaying the entire screen in its true proportions. Canon AISYS­enhanced LCOS optical system technology delivers bright, sharp, true-color big-screen images without darkening the conference room or classroom. 3000 lumens offer superior brightness and color balance, perfect for presentations incorporating high-quality visuals. Project PC-free from a USB flash drive or PictBridge compatible camera, or display high-definition images or video from a satellite or cable box, digital camcorder or Blu-Ray player. REALiS SX80 Mark II D features DICOM Simulation mode,* allowing it to faithfully project X-rays, CAT scans, and MRIs using the DICOM standard for education purposes.
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High Quality, Flexile Multimedia Projection for a Wide Range of Applications
Affordable High-resolution Display in a Lightweight, Portable Projector
• SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) for crisp resolution and 720p HD video without compression.
• 2500 Lumens for bright, clear, high quality images.
• 2000:1 contrast ratio (in home cinema mode)
• 1.7x Ultra-Wide Powered Zoom Lens for a diagonal screen size range of 40" (at distance of 3.9') to 300".
• Auto Setup for optimum focus, automatic input port detection, keystone correction and color correction in seconds.
• Versatile connectivity from a wide range of input options including DVI-I input.
REALiS SX60 features Canon’s advanced AISYS technology with excellent light efficiency, uniformity, and expanded color space. At 2500 ANSI lumens, this bright, ultra-portable SXGA+ projector delivers an exceptional level of image quality, making it ideal for a wide variety of demanding professional applications. Its 1.7x Ultra-Wide Powered Zoom Lens with Autofocus offers great flexibility in venue size, while super quiet (27dB) operation makes it perfect for classrooms and film screenings. The lightweight SX60 is easy to use, carry and set up, and the DVI-I terminal allows projection of high quality video from satellite and digital cable boxes, as well as DVD players.
• SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) for sharp resolution, precise detail and proportional representation of widescreen data.
• 3000 Lumens for superior brightness and pure, high-contrast color reproduction.
• 1.5x Optical Powered Zoom Lens accommodates various venues and applications.
• Versatile connectivity to PC, DVD player, video camera and external audio equipment.
• Lightweight and compact: easy to carry and set up wherever it’s needed.
REALiS SX800 features high-resolution SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) that is ideal for displaying crisp video, photographs, fine text, spreadsheets, CAD drawings, and engineering diagrams. The large display range reproduces even the smallest details with sharp precision, while the exceptional brightness of 3000 lumens brings enriched color, clarity, and textural nuances to presen­tations. Canon’s proprietary AISYS-enhanced LCOS technology virtually eliminates the distracting “screen door” effect common with LCD units, so intricate details and text as small as 7-point remain crisp and legible. The SX800 supports data produced on a widescreen laptop, projecting the entire screen in its true proportions.
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Customizable Color and Maximum Brightness in an Ultra-Portable Projector
X700
• XGA (1024 x 768) and 4000 Lumens for crisp resolution and easy viewing in any lighting conditions.
• 1.7x Ultra-Wide Powered Zoom Lens for a diagonal screen size range of 40" (at distance of 3.9') to 300".
• DVI-I Input with HDCP (HD Ready) connectivity to project high-quality video from satellite and digital cable boxes and DVD players without any reduction in image quality.
• Advanced Color Management for precise optimization of color display to projection type and source material.
• Auto Setup for optimum focus, automatic input port detection, keystone correction and color correction in seconds.
The sophisticated X700 is an LCOS XGA projector featuring advanced AISYS technology with improved light efficiency, uniformity, and expanded color space. With 4000 ANSI lumens, projections are brightly visible regardless of ambient room lighting. A range of audio inputs, variable audio outputs and an optional Network Operation feature make the X700 a highly versatile projector for the classroom, boardroom or conference room. The 1.7x power zoom lens provides a wider diagonal screen size range that adapts to practically any room, at the same time keeping peripheral image distortion to an absolute minimum. Canon’s high­accuracy Color Management System offer myriad options for fine tuning color.
Canon REALiS Technology Goes to Work for Professionals
panels and equalizing light from the projection lamp. This results in notable brightness, high contrast and exceptional color reproduction.
AISYS Optical System
Designed for optimal performance at a minimal size, the AISYS Optical Engine allows for com­pact, lightweight, cost-effective projectors. Canon has continued to improve the optical
Technology Designed to Meet Professional Demands
Canon has created the REALiS line of multimedia projectors to meet the exacting demands of professionals in fields ranging from medical education to the fine arts. Used everywhere from corporate boards and conference rooms to classrooms, photo galleries, and houses of worship, from the largest venues to the most intimate spaces, REALiS projectors have the technology professionals need built right in. Incorporating LCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) technology, genuine Canon optics and Canon’s high-accuracy color management system into our patented AISYS (Aspectual Illumination System) Optical Engine, Canon REALiS projec­tors are able to reproduce even the subtlest hues and color gradations. High resolution, bright illumination and quiet performance deliver compelling presentations that get the job done. For professional performance, true­to-life color reproduction and unmatched clarity, there is no substitute for REALiS.
The LCOS Advantage
LCOS (Liquid Crystal On Silicon) Technology delivers the highest standard in projector image quality. Lattice-free, seamless photo reproduction and smooth, film-like quality
video are projected with realistic colors and intricate detail down to the smallest text. Thanks to the fast response time of LCOS panels, high definition video leaps off the screen with impressive quality and integrity. The advantages of LCOS are easy to see for presenter and audience alike: images and video with rich color, deep contrast and sharp resolution.
Comparing Technologies
LCOS Projector (Three-Panel) LCD Projector (Three-Panel) DLP Projector (Single-Chip)
Light from the projector lamp is seper­ated into red, green and blue, and then reflected from each of the three LCOS panels. The separated light is then recombined by the polarized beam splitter. Since the light is reflect­ing from the LCOS panels, there is vir­tually no “screen door” effect.
Light from the projector lamp is sepa­rated into red, green and blue, then passed through each of the three LCD panels. The seperated light is then recombined by a prism. The light pass­es through the LCD panels as small dots, which tend to create a lattice-like pattern on the screen.
elements incorporated into the AISYS optical engine. The uniformity of light has been enhanced to further optimize image quality, and the Polarizing Beam Splitters (PBS) (inte­gral parts of the color separation and recombi­nation system) have been redesigned to achieve more precise light control. REALiS projectors set an entirely new standard in bright, beauti­ful, high-definition, high-contrast images.
The AISYS Optical Engine
Canon’s proprietary AISYS Optical Engine enhances image quality by maximizing the performance of the LCOS
A constantly rotating color wheel reflects red, green, blue, and white image components off a micro-mirror device to produce the projected image. The three primary colors are sequen­tially displayed and synthesized in the viewer’s brain to produce images per­ceived as full color.
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Genuine Canon Optics
Canon’s REALiS Series lens configuration is a six-group assembly with 12 elements and four moving groups, featuring one UD lens and two high-precision double-sided aspherical lenses. The configuration not only delivers brilliant
UD lens
Two high-precision double-sided aspherical lenses
clarity, but allows Canon to develop a WUXGA LCOS projector with superb brightness and image quality, in addition to flexible opera­tional functions, all in a conveniently compact, cost-effective package. In fact, newer notebook PCs already support native WUXGA, an ideal solution for today’s HD and Blu-Ray content.
Canon’s 1.5x Powered Zoom Lens has been engineered to accommodate LCOS reflec­tive LCD panels. And, with our new 10:0 lens offset, REALiS projectors can now be pulled back even further without the image hitting the table or the ceiling. This minimizes the need for keystone correction.
The 1.7 Powered Zoom Lens projects a diagonal screen size range of 40" at a distance of 3.9', and 100" at 9.8'. With a maximum screen size of 300", REALiS projectors adapt to virtually any size venue. The incorporation of a dual-sided aspherical lens in the optical array suppresses distortion and keeps peripheral image distortion to an absolute minimum. This
enhanced resolution allows accurate reproduc­tion of even the most high­ly detailed images.
Optional Lenses for a Variety of Applications
The REALiS WUX4000 Series offers three inter­changeable high resolution lenses. All three lenses
have very low distortion, making them ideal for installations requiring multi-stacking, multi-screen resolution. In addition to the standard
1.5x Zoom Lens, users can choose a Long Focus Zoom Lens or an Ultra Wide Angle Lens to cover a wide range of applications and situations. All three lenses feature advanced Canon aspherical lens element technology, which dramatically reduces overall lens size while main­taining optical performance. As a result, all three lenses are similar in size and fit in the same space on the projector. This enables rental and staging compa­nies to ship REALiS WUX 4000 Series projectors pre-assembled with lens. Consultants will also have an easier time designing cost-efficient installations.
The T-WC070 0.7x Wide Angle Converter
Lens (compatible with only the SX7 Mark II D,
Canon Throw Distance
REALiS WUX4000 D, WUX4000 (1.5x Zoom Lens RS-ILO1ST)
Projection Image Size
Projection
Distance
REALiS WUX4000 D, WUX4000 (Long Focus Zoom Lens RS-IL02LZ)
Projection Image Size
Projection
Distance
REALiS WUX4000 D, WUX4000 (Ultra Wide Angle Lens RS-IL03WF)
Projection Image Size
Projection
Distance
40" 80" 100" 150" 200" 300"
1.3' 2.6' 3.2' 4.8' 6.4' 9.6'
Wide
1.9' 3.9' 4.8' 7.2' 9.6' 14.5'
Tele
40" 80" 100" 150" 200" 300"
Wide
1.9' 4.2' 4.7' 7.1' 9.5' 14.2'
3.2' 7.2' 8.0' 12.1' 16.1' 24.2'
Tele
40" 80" 100" 150" 200"
0.7' 1.6' 1.7' 2.6' 3.4' 5.2'
Fixed
1.5x Zoom Lens RS-IL01ST
Ultra Wide Angle Lens
RS-IL03WF
Long Focus Zoom Lens
RS-IL02LZ
SX7 Mark II, SX60, and X700 projectors) enables the projected image size to be enlarged without
Wide Angle Converter Lens
increasing the distance between projector and screen. It is an excellent problem solver for short-distance projection situations, such as in meeting rooms, and for rear-projection applications.
Motorized Lens Shift
Motorized lens shift, available on the WUX4000 D and WUX4000 projectors, enables the vertical and horizontal position of the projected image to be adjusted using the projector’s control panel or remote control. Because the correction is performed by shifting the lens, the image can be raised or lowered and moved left or right without physically tilting the projector. This benefits installers who may have difficulty center-aligning the projector with the screen because of unforeseen obsta­cles. Moreover, unlike certain digital correction methods, lens shift does not degrade the image, so the quality of projected content remains uncompromised.
Proprietary Color Management
Canon Color Management System (
CMS ensures accurate color reproduction for an extended color space, while simultaneously compensating for color variances due to light­ing differences. The result is true HD-quality color even in the toughest conditions. Professional image-makers can rely on REALiS projectors to deliver crucial color integrity.
REALiS WUX10 MARK II D, WUX10 MARK II
Projection Image Size
Projection
Distance
REALiS SX7 MARK II D, SX7 MARK II, SX60, X700
Projection Image Size
Projection
Distance
REALiS SX80 MARK II D, SX80 MARK II, SX800
300"
Projection Image Size
Projection
Distance
40" 80" 100" 150" 200" 300"
3.9' 7.9' 9.8' 14.8' 20.0' 29.9'
Wide
5.6' 11.5' 14.4' 22.0' 29.2'
Tele
40" 80" 100" 150" 200" 300"
Wide
3.9' 7.9' 9.8' 14.8' 19.7' 29.5'
5.9' 11.5' 14.4' 21.7' 29.2'
Tele
40" 80" 100" 150" 200" 300"
3.9' 7.9' 9.8' 14.8' 19.7' 29.9'
Wide
5.6' 11.5' 14.4' 21.7' 29.2'
Tele
T-WC070
CMS
Rich Blacks
Precise control prevents the excess leakage of light, producing rich, detailed gradations even in the shadowed portions of images. Depth and dimension are reproduced with all the drama and realism of the source material.
Adobe RGB Color Match System
Proprietary color filters incorporated into the AISYS optical system deliver exceptional accu-
SX7 Mark II / SX7 Mark II D Color Space
Adobe RGB support
Adobe RGB
sRGB
Image Modes
WUX4000 D
WUX10 Mark II D
WUX10 Mark II
SX80 Mark II D
SX80 Mark II
SX7 Mark II D
SX7 Mark II
PC
AV
WUX4000
SX60
SX800
X700
n Standard Prioritizes repro-
duction of white, closely match­ing the image characteristics of the original
n Presentation Produces a
bright, high-contrast display for ease of viewing text and numerical data
Versatile Performance
n Movie Suitable for display-
ing theatrical content; image quality emphasizes gradation in dark areas
n Movie & Photo For display
of video and digital camera images; clearly defines dations and improvescolor reproduction
n Vivid Photo Emphasizes the
vividness of colors. Suitable for viewing in a somewhat darker room.
n Adobe RGB n sRGB
n Photo/sRGB Reproduces
colors in the appropriate color space for accurate projection of content produced in specific standardized formats
n Home Cinema Controls
brightness while enhancing contrast to a ratio of 2000:1; for display of theatrical content in pitch-dark rooms
n Photo Image provides highly
precise color temperature and
gra-
AC Projector Lamp
color level adjustments and clearly defined gradations
n DICOM Simulation is used
to produce high-resolution images with twenty-one dif­ferent levels of grayscale gradation. Available on select models only.
n User Setting 1-5 Users
can register up to 5 types of combinations of settings of image quality into memory for future use.
n Dynamic Suitable for view-
ing visual software (moving pictures) in a somewhat brighter room.
n Video Suitable for view-
ing video taken with a video camera and similar video in a somewhat darker room.
n Cinema Suitable for ordi­nary visual software (video). Mode allows viewers to easily enjoy the atmosphere of a movie theater in a dim room.
REALiS projectors feature AC lamps that boosts the purity of projected reds and greens. AC lamps
The REALiS SX7 series supports Adobe RGB color space.
racy and detail in both Adobe RGB and sRGB modes. This is ideal for professional photogra­phy, design, publishing, printing and fine art, where color integrity is key.
Screen Aspect Modes
Canon REALiS pro­jectors operate in both 4:3 aspect ratio and 16:9 aspect ratio to work perfectly with either
16:9 Digital Image Shift
Before Shift
offer long life and are 15 percent brighter than DC lamps. Moreover, AC lamps not only ensure more vivid images, but also deliver better value.
Luminous spectrum of DC & AC lamps
screen format.
6-Axis Color Adjustments
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REALiS projectors offer a 6-Axis Color Adjustment function that allows both hue and saturation adjustments independent of RGB and CMYK color axes. This feature is ideal for professionals with very demanding color requirements.
Fine tune adjustments to color can be made with the color adjustment function.
WUXGA models display native 16:10 aspect ratio, providing unaltered display of high-res-
Digital Image Shift UP
olution 1920 x 1200 data and video con­tent. The true pro­portions of the source image are
Digital Image Shift DOWN
thus maintained on the screen, just as it would appear on a computer monitor.
Dynamic Gamma
With Dynamic Gamma in operation, gamma is automatically adjusted to optimum values. This feature is vital for projecting rapidly mov­ing images. Each frame is displayed with opti­mum contrast balance to prevent washed-out whites and blocked-up blacks.
Image Modes
The numerous Image Modes on REALiS projec­tors can be used alone or in combination to optimize the display. The modes enhance the viewing experience based on the source content, and also compensate for the lighting conditions of the room.
Photo Image Mode
To compensate for the effects of ambient light on color projections, select REALiS projectors offer different types of Photo Image Mode. The mode allows precise adjustments in color tem­perature and color level, for faithful reproduction of color on-site regardless of lighting conditions.
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DICOM Simulation Mode
The DICOM Simulation Mode available in select REALiS “D” projectors is ideal for those in the medical education field. Images such as X-rays, CAT scans and MRIs can be faith­fully projected in a clear gray scale tone similar to the DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) standard. 21 tone settings allow users to accommodate various ambient lighting conditions.*
*REALiS “D” models are not diagnostic projectors and should only be used for educational purposes.
Presenter-Friendly Use
Quiet Operation
Projectors generate heat, and typical cooling mechanisms can be very distracting during presentations. REALiS projectors, however, are specifically engineered for noise prevention. From the ventilation system to the cooling fan to the layout of the optical array, the design of each element contributes to the unit’s excep­tionally quiet operation.
LED Input Illumination
When several image input devices are connect­ed, an LED conveniently indicates which image
Auto Keystone: Off
Auto Keystone: Adjusted
signal is selected as the input. The LED illumi­nation on the operation panel flashes to indicate start-up, end of presentation and various other commands.
Auto Screen Color: Off
Auto Screen Color: Corrected
Remote Control
Flexible remote control features enable pre­senters to highlight their points or pause the presentation from anywhere in the room.
Digital Zoom enlarges a selected single area
of the screen, e.g., specific data in a graph; images can be enlarged up to 12x.
Resolution of enlarged section is reduced.
Spot highlights
a portion of the image on the screen; the spot­light can be made larger or smaller or moved anywhere on the screen.
Freeze freezes the current on-screen display
for pauses in the presentation such as changing PC connections or checking the subsequent image file.
Auto Focus: Before
Auto Focus: Adjusted
Auto Setup
These smart features make preparing for a pre­sentation quick and easy. Just press the Auto Setup button and within seconds the input source is connected, distortion is corrected, focus is sharpened and color is balanced.
Auto Keystone automatically calculates the
angle of the projector and corrects for image distortion: vertical (+/- 20°).
Auto Input automatically detects and identi-
fies the image signal from the input terminal and selects it for display.
Auto Focus automatically measures the dis-
tance to the screen using an infrared sensor, and focuses the projection in as little as one second.
Auto Screen Color automatically adjusts the
color balance according to the projection surface’s color, e.g. a green chalkboard. (Not part of the default settings.)
Guide Functions
All REALiS models display guide messages in an on-screen window, providing setup tips and helpful feedback on invalid operations.
Guide function display
Direct Power On
REALiS projectors can be switched on and off from a central control terminal without the need to touch the unit directly. This permits remote operation when the unit is mounted overhead. With the Direct Power setting on and power introduced, the projector starts up automatically and is ready to display in approx. 20 seconds.
Off and Go
REALiS projectors are equipped with a built-in condenser that runs the cooling fan. This makes it possible to simply unplug the projector, pack it up and go immediately, while the unit continues to cool down.
Outstanding Connectivity and Compatibility
Network and Serial Capability
REALiS multimedia projectors provide both an RJ-45 network port and an RS-232C serial port. By plugging in an Ethernet cable into the projec­tor’s RJ-45 network port, users can manage one or several projectors locally and remotely from any PC connected to a network. The RS232-C serial port offers connectivity with industry­standard control systems, such as those by AMX, Crestron, and Extron, simplifying installa­tions with other devices. (The SX60 and the X700 require an optional network adapter to operate the projector from a networked PC.)
Flexible Compatibility
REALiS multimedia projectors are compatible with a variety of image signals, including HDTV.
Audio Input & Output
Audio input source will switch automatically to match the image signal source. Audio output terminals permit connection to external audio devices, making it easy to control sound levels from the projector’s remote control unit.
PC-Free Presentations
Convenient built-in interfaces make it easy to share media not resident on a PC. Connect a USB memory stick directly into the projector, or a PictBridge compatible digital camera via USB
Network Management Diagram Audio Input & Output Diagram
cable for PC-free presentation. (Only JPEG images can be displayed using a USB memory stick. Only the SX80 Series projectors support PC-free presentation.)
Customer First
Kit Contents & Optional Accessories
REALiS projectors come with everything needed to begin giving compelling presentations right out of the box. To increase the performance value of a REALiS projector even further, Canon has developed several smart accessories.
“Triple P” Program
Canon’s Projector Protection Program, also known as “Triple P,” is a service pro­gram that provides a loaner projector of equal or greater quality in the event that a repair must be made.
• Free to any buyer within the 3-year new prod­uct limited warranty
• Canon Customer Support Center toll-free hot­line: 1-800-828-4040
• Customer Service Hours: 8 a.m. to midnight, Monday - Friday and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday EST
• For next business day delivery of loaner projector(s), a Customer Activation Form must be received by Canon Customer Support Center by 3 p.m. EST (Monday - Friday)
• Customer must provide a valid credit card as
security for the loaner unit
• Delivery not available on Saturday and Sunday
• Program available for products purchased and utilized in the U.S.A. only
• Applies to Canon Multimedia Projectors only
• Loaner unit based on availability
• Program subject to change at any time with­out any given notice
Ease of Installation and Maintenance
With dimensions of 14.96" W x 16.92" D x
6.69" H and a weight of 18.7 lb., the REALiS
WUX4000 Series is easy to install in a wide variety of applications. The projector has been designed with intelligently located, easily accessible consumable parts to enhance both flexibility in mounting and ease of maintenance. The projector’s lamp and filter can be replaced from the back/side, and the PS element can be replaced through the top of the projector.
Removing/Replacing the WUX4000 PS Element
• Because of constant exposure to lamp heat, the optical block
of a projector breaks down in time.
• Replacing an LCD projector’s optical block could cost as
much as buying a new projector.
• Canon’s PS optical filter element can be changed by an
authorized service dealer or at a Canon service facility for a fraction of the cost, restoring the color output of the projec­tor to near-factory condition.
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PHOTO PRINTERS
The Featured
Professionals
The Canon Total Imaging Solution: The Professional’s Choice.
These professional photographers depend on Canon for their total imaging solution from composition through final prints. Canon innovation speaks directly to their needs and desires for better tools. Canon’s leadership in imaging technologies and uncompromising quality standards have deliv­ered a wide range of tools that include the EOS System of cameras, lenses and a host of accessories. Today, the Canon system also addresses the photo printing needs of today’s digital imaging professionals. Already redefining output quality and performance in fine art and commercial applications, Canon imagePROGRAF and PIXMA Pro inkjet printers are set­ting new standards in professional workflows. From individual vision to print, professionals now count on Canon for the finest in image capture and presentation.
ART
Ryszard Horowitz
Explorer of Light
Capturing Fantasies
One of the youngest known survi­vors of Auschwitz, Poland-born Ryszard Horowitz would grow up to have his photography exhibit­ed, published and collected around the globe, and has been awarded every major accolade that can be bestowed on a pho­tographer. Inspired by 19th-cen­tury “ghost photographers,” Horowitz depends on Canon pro­fessional printers to seamlessly produce his pioneering special effect and multi-image photogra­phy, and to keep his signature artistic style intact from initial conception to final display.
PORTRAIT
Bruce Dorn
Explorer of Light
The Photo Impressionist
When illness temporarily forced photographer Bruce Dorn to experiment with other artistic mediums, little did he know he would go on to be simultaneously recognized as a Canon Explorer of Light, Corel Painter Master and avid large format printer. Now a respected mixed-media artist — he won the venerable Kodak Professional Innovators Award for his digital mixed-media images — and member of the Director’s Guild of America, Dorn taps Canon professional printers to work in perfect sync with digital painting software to render super­lative works of art.
LANDSCAPE
Vincent
Vincent
Isola
Isola
Explorer of Light
The Total Canon Workflow
As owner and principle photogra­pher for the California-based Genesis Digital Learning Center and Genesis Photography studio, respected photographer Vincent Isola includes powerful Canon printers in his lab. Printers are an integral part of the modern pho­tographer’s workflow, and the award-winning Isola, known equally for his stark monochro­matic work and lush, color-filled images, depends on a completely Canon-to-Canon system, from camera through to printer, to reproduce a scene faithfully and professionally.
ADVERTISING
Tyler
Tyler
Stableford
Stableford
Explorer of Light
Any Subject, One Printer
Tyler Stableford is an adventure photographer who captures imag­es from coal mines deep inside the Earth to F16s soaring over Colorado. Equally adept at capturing the emotional landscape of post-war veterans or outdoor catalog shots for companies like Gore-Tex, pro­fessional photographer Stableford prints his portfolio in-house so as to oversee the entire photographic process, from image capture to final print. The recipient of numer­ous photo awards, Stableford uses Canon Large Format Inkjet Printers and professional Canon pigment ink technology to accu­rately capture the hyper-saturated colors and deep shadows that make his renowned images burst from the page.
BEAUTY
Parish Kohanim
Explorer of Light
The Dance of Colors
Known for his elegantly subtle, brilliantly colored images, the Iran-born, Atlanta-based Parish Kohanim’s masterful use of hues and tonalities bespeaks of his passion for the vibrant beauty of life. Advertising agencies, design firms, and Fortune 500 compa­nies, IBM, AT&T, Coca-Cola, DeBeers and more dot his resume, and he collaborated with Cirque du Soleil for his book, Luminosa. Canon professional printers, able to print on a wide range of mediums, from gloss to canvas, lend fine-art polish to his fantastical work.
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BEAUTY
Stephen
Stephen
Eastwood
Eastwood
Explorer of Light
Images Made to Amaze
Model turned self-taught photog­rapher, Stephen Eastwood does much of his client proofing on Canon imagePROGRAF printers. Ranging from Graphic Arts Printers, MFP Imaging Systems, and general-use printing, Canon state-of-the-art large format print­ers use the LUCIA EX ink set for long-lived, practically grainless results with smooth gradations. They produce the lusciously high­end fashion, haute couture-styled glamour images for which Eastwood is known, rendering accurate highlights, shadow and color for maximum impact.
NATURE
George Lepp
George Lepp
Explorer of Light
The Right Tools for the Job
Professional photographer and avid large format printer, George Lepp considers his Canon image­PROGRAF printers as much a part of his creative process as his camera. The new Canon printers offer a full range of creative tools to render any photographic vision at the highest possible quality, including software that offers fine control over contrast and image detail to create standout images. With work spanning huge, multi­image panoramic nature shots to intimate, soft-focus portraits, Lepp taps the creative range of Canon image tools to exactly manifest his mind’s eye.
WEDDING/PORTRAIT
Parker Pfister
Explorer of Light
Finding the Soul of the Image
One of the country’s most highly regarded wedding photographers, award-winning Parker Pfister — known in the industry as “Parker J”— shoots with a finished product already pictured in his mind, and favors a relaxed, vin­tage look. Constantly evolving with new hardware, software and style, the North Carolina-based Pfister relies on a myriad of Canon professional printing tech­nologies to render images that have not only eye appeal, but also their own personality and the soul he strives to catch.
PORTRAIT
Sandy Puc’
Explorer of Light
Timesaving Technology
In addition to being an Explorer of Light, Sandy Puc’ also currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Professional Photographers of America. Assisting photogra­phers through her educational website, Sam’s World University, and overseeing her own studio, Puc’ values the timesaving aspects of Canon professional printers to make her workflow smooth and efficient. Easy inte­gration into standing operating systems is just one example of the dedication to professionalism Canon pursues.
BEAUTY
Robert Farber
Explorer of Light
Creating a Digital Darkroom
Canon professional printers allowed Robert Farber, who has been exhibited in Japan, Europe, as well as the United States, to directly control his workflow by producing gallery-grade photos on-site in his studio. For Farber, fine art limited prints have been a refreshing turn on his investment: Meticulous droplet placement technology and fade-resistant Canon LUCIA pigment ink accu­rately reproduce the subtleties of shadowing and gradation of colors, so Farber, founder of Photoworkshop.com, one of the most visited educational photog­raphy sites on the Internet, can realize his artistic goals from start to finish.
BEAUTY
Eddie Tapp
Explorer of Light
The Technology Professionals Rely On
A tireless educator for professional photographers and a prominent figure in the world of digital imag­ing, Eddie Tapp, a Photoshop Hall of Fame member, is widely recog­nized as an authority on workflow and digital color management. Observing that many labs have switched over to wide format Canon printers for their outstand­ing quality and high speed print­ing performance, Tapp also notes that he has never had to replace the heads or had any issues with clogging on his Canon printers.
PHOTOJOURNALISM
Vincent
Vincent
Laforet
Laforet
Explorer of Light
Quality Prints on Demand
Vincent Laforet, a three-time win­ner at the prestigious 2010 Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival, is a director and Pulitzer-Prize-winning pho­tographer known for is forward­thinking approach to image mak­ing and storytelling. At first averse to inkjets, Laforet found that Canon professional inkjet printers can not only produce high-quality prints of darkroom grade or better, but produce them quickly for waiting clients. That Canon technology can produce fine art, limited edition prints has only furthered Laforet’s presence in the industry.
SMALL PRODUCT
Michel
Michel
Tcherevkoff
Tcherevkoff
Explorer of Light
Images on the Large Scale
With a career spanning more than thirty years, Michel Tcherevkoff taps Canon professional large for­mat imagePROGRAF printers to reproduce his playful, signature images to sizes 40 inches by 80 inches and up, with rich color and smooth gradients. With Ink reser­voirs, which allow the printer to continue a job while ink cartridg­es are switched out, and LUCIA archival inks designed to last for at for least 100 years, Canon pro­fessional printing technology is designed to make workflow seamlessly easy.
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