DVE Distribution, Inc., announces an anamorphic lens addition for the JKP-endorsed Samsung SP-A900B 1080P DLP® projector. Together they are an ideal solution for cinephiles who want to enjoy an anamorphic 2.35:1 super-wide, movie theater-sized screen in their home. The lens setup was designed exclusively by HI-REZ Projections, Inc.

An anamorphic lens, placed in front of a projector’s own lens, is an efficient way to achieve a super-wide screen image with a maximum vertical resolution of 2.35:1 from a native 1.78:1 (16:9) display. It ensures that every pixel in the projector is used for the widescreen image. Normally, a significant number of pixels are just blacked out (unused) above and below the widescreen image. 

DVE Distribution Inc. President Jeffrey Goodman said, “Combined with the SP-A900B’s internal anamorphic processing, our anamorphic option is a wonderful option for users interested in anamorphic 2.35:1 presentations, and is easy to integrate.”

The DVE anamorphic lens system has a suggested retail price of $9,995. Key features include:

•            Installs in minutes

•            Mounts directly to the projector bracket, not the ceiling

•            Bolts directly to a standard Chief mount 

•            Has IR, contact closure, and 12 Volt trigger control

•            RS-232 control

•            Jack for external IR sensor

•            Fast/smooth travel speed as quick as 1 second

•            Learns IR codes from most factory remotes. Up to 10 for each direction

•            Has discrete IR commands for widescreen and non widescreen positions

For more information on DVE products, please visit www.dvedist.com or email information@dvedist.com or phone 888 383 9698.

Tags: - equipment - - DVE Distribution - - Joe Kane Productions (JKP) - - 2.35:1 anamorphic lens - - HI-REZ Projections - - Samsung home theater projector - - SP-A900B -

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