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Involve the audience more closely in the projection-designer’s world. Viewers can approach to within about 1.8 m (5.9 ft) from a 350-inch (Native 4K, 4096 x 2160) image without casting a shadow. Powered Vertical Lens-Shift eliminates screen offset to further enhance audience engagement. Throw-ratio of 0.55–0.65:1 (4K, 4096 x 2160), powered zoom, and V/H Lens-Shift (Vertical: -8 %, +50 %, Horizontal: 0 %, +17 %) make it easy to deliver large Native 4K images at short throw-distances from confined spaces while supporting flexible image adjustment without needing to relocate the projector during installation, saving time and effort.

Lifelike Native 4K Images Pull Viewers Inside the Experience

• Limitless Opportunity for Breathtaking Short-Throw Projection
Paired with Panasonic’s PT-RQ50K 3-Chip DLP™ Projector, which is optimized for vivid color reproduction with up to 50,000 lm brightness, D3QW200 delivers breathtaking Native 4K images from very short throw-distances with flexible adjustment to streamline installation. Potential application extends from single-screen installations to seamless 360° multi-screen panoramas on curved screens or over complex interior or exterior surfaces. The ability to deliver spectacular large-scale images from short throw-distances opens exciting possibilities for high-brightness experience-oriented projection in diverse installation environments.

• Short Throw-Distance and Zero Screen Offset for an Immersive Experience
Dissolve the barrier between audience and content with short 0.55–0.65:1 (4K, 4096 x 2160) throw-ratio translating into throw-distances from 4,370 mm (172 in.) for a 350-inch Native 4K image, allowing viewers to approach to within about 1.8 m (5.9 ft) of the screen without casting a shadow and breaking the spell woven by color-rich 4K projection. Overwhelming realism is further enhanced by zero-offset projection capability. Wide-range (-8 % – +50 %) powered Vertical Lens-Shift function can eliminate the gap between image and ceiling or projector mounting surface. Position the top and bottom of the image to meet ceiling and floor for seamless wall coverage, or to completely fill the available screen area. Short throw-ratio and zero screen offset help to immerse your audience more deeply in the projection designer’s world.