Epson PowerLite D6150 Product Sheet

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1 Data sou rce: Pro jector Centra l.com, Jan. 2011. Ave rage of 1038 s hippin g model s for whic h the manu factur ers prov ided lu mens and total power data, all r esolu tions an d bright ness levels.

2 Color and white l ight output wil l vary de pendi ng on mod e selec ted. White l ight output mea sured us ing ISO 21118 standa rd.

3 Lamp li fe will va ry dep endin g upon mode selected, envi ronme ntal con dition s and usa ge. Lamp b rightn ess de crease s over tim e.

4 Re comme ndatio n based on normal room con dition s. Clean ing requ ireme nts may var y depe nding o n use, envi ronme nt and othe r condi tions. Cl eanin g inter vals may be adjuste d to accommodate the environ ment in w hich the p rojector is used.

5 Tested with JIS Z 8 901 Type 8 Dust ( size: 6.6-8.6 mic rometer s, dens ity: 2.9- 3.1g/cm3) with w ind spe ed = 0.25m/ sec.

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Robust Performance Cutting-edge Technology Low Cost of Ownership

PowerLite D6000 series projectors

Dust-resistant design meets cutting-edge technology.

Engineered with a robust, dust-resistant design, featuring advanced technology and networking

capabilities, the Epson D6000 series is the perfect solution for higher education lecture halls and

corporate conference rooms alike. With its unprecedented exhaust vent shutter, cable locks and

long filter/lamp life, the D6000 series gives you added peace of mind. Cutting-edge technology

such as the split-screen function, HDMI input and advanced networking features make your

investment a future-proof one.

The best-selling projectors in the world.

Epson understands business and education and has a solution no matter what your situation.

Built with image quality and reliability in mind, Epson projectors enhance communication and

inspire collaboration, while offering a low total cost of ownership. From long-throw projectors

to ultra-short-throw and all-in-one solutions, Epson has the model made for you.

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Brilliant image quality

3LCD technology — for quality and color
that’s beyond amazing

• 3 chips for full-time, vibrant color

• 25% less electricity required per lumen of brightness

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when compared to 1-chip DLP projectors

• Over 20 years of road-tested reliability built into every projector

Screen

Lens

Mirror

3LCD technology

Mirror

3LCD chips

Blue

Prism

Green

Red

Dichroic mirror

Lamp

Dichroic mirror

Mirror

Amazing color and white light output

The PowerLite D6150/6155W delivers 3500 lumens of color

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light output and 3500 lumens of white light output

PowerLite D6250 delivers 4000 lumens of color light output

and 4000 lumens of white light output

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for true-to-life, vibrant,

colorful images. For today’s color-rich, multimedia content,

users want a projector that delivers both optimum white and

color imagery. That’s why the industry has developed a new

metric called Color Light Output.

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Award-winning Faroudja DCDi® Cinema
for advanced video quality

Faroudja DCDi Cinema is a video enhancement

technology, used primarily for film viewing, that

produces exceptional image quality without

introducing artifacts. Faroudja developed DCDi (Directional Correlational

Deinterlacing) to eliminate jaggy images by using a unique algorithm. This

algorithm, in combination with the technology’s decoding, deinterlacing and

enhancement features, won an Emmy Award from the National Academy

of Television Arts and Sciences in 2001.

Color light output

Always look for Color Light Output when choosing a projector.

•For optimum image quality and performance, the projector you choose

should offer equal levels of color and white light output

•When the two measurements are not identical, images do not look

balanced. Whites may be brighter, making the colored areas look

dull and flat

•The combination of color richness (Color Light Output) and brightness

(White Light Output) is as critical as the combination of bass and treble

would be when purchasing audio equipment

When color and white light output
are equal or balanced, colors are

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authentic and vibrant.

When white light output is greater
than color light output, images may
appear duller.

How is CLO measured?

The Color Light Output spec measures Red, Green and Blue, each on a

9-point grid, applying the same method used in the ISO 21118 standard for

measuring White Light Output.

Brightness (or White Light Output)

measures the total amount of
white light projected in lumens
on a 9-point grid. It does not
measure color.

Color Light Output

uses 3 sets of a 9-point grid
to measure the primary colors
— red, green and blue, using
the same approach used to
measure White Light Output,
in lumens.

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