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D-Cine Premiere DP90
for screens up to 17m (55.8ft)*
The DP90 is a compact 2k digital cinema projector, based on
the DLP Cinema™ technology of Texas Instruments. It meets or
exceeds the SMPTE screen brightness standards - the modular
power supply makes it perfectly possible to match the highest
brightness requirements for every screen up to 17m (55.8ft)
the DLP Cinema™ technology of Texas Instruments. It meets or
exceeds the SMPTE screen brightness standards - the modular
power supply makes it perfectly possible to match the highest
brightness requirements for every screen up to 17m (55.8ft)
*
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The ‘lamp power redundancy’ system enables the DP90 to
offer an extremely reliable projection solution. The DP90
includes a dual lamp power system: if one power supply
should fail, operation is secured thanks to the redundant second
module (2,75kW).
offer an extremely reliable projection solution. The DP90
includes a dual lamp power system: if one power supply
should fail, operation is secured thanks to the redundant second
module (2,75kW).
Next to the swappable lamp house, high-end monitoring and
diagnostics proprietary logic, this key feature enables the
ultimate goal: whatever happens, ‘The show must go on’.
diagnostics proprietary logic, this key feature enables the
ultimate goal: whatever happens, ‘The show must go on’.
Furthermore: the ability of the DP90 to flexibly slide the power
to economy modes, allows the extention of the lamp lifetime
up to 200%. This - together with its sealed engine and a cost-
efficient design - results in a lower total cost of ownership,
and a higher return on investment, turning the DP90 into an
to economy modes, allows the extention of the lamp lifetime
up to 200%. This - together with its sealed engine and a cost-
efficient design - results in a lower total cost of ownership,
and a higher return on investment, turning the DP90 into an
excellent choice for exhibitors and post-production studios with
smaller screens.
smaller screens.
The D-Cine Premiere DP90 can easily be integrated in the
design of any theatre or post production studio. It consists of a
projector and stand-alone lamp power supply, for convenient
installation and operation.
Easy access is guaranteed by quick removable side panels, and
several reference points at the top and bottom of the projector
and the specially designed robust projection frame guarantee
stable and easy ceiling-mount installations.
design of any theatre or post production studio. It consists of a
projector and stand-alone lamp power supply, for convenient
installation and operation.
Easy access is guaranteed by quick removable side panels, and
several reference points at the top and bottom of the projector
and the specially designed robust projection frame guarantee
stable and easy ceiling-mount installations.
D-Cine Communicator software
All D-Cine Premiere projectors are fully compatible with Barco’s
D-Cine Communicator, the industries’ most advanced projector
control & diagnostics software, designed to answer the needs
of both theatre owners and the post production community.
D-Cine Communicator, the industries’ most advanced projector
control & diagnostics software, designed to answer the needs
of both theatre owners and the post production community.
For more information, refer to separate brochure.
Robert L. Eicholz, Vice President Corporate Development of
EFILM states: “EFILM takes pride in providing the best and most
accurate color images in the Digital Intermediate business. We
have invested years in developing state-of-the-art software,
procedures and techniques to accomplish this goal. Only the best
2K projection can take full advantage of our investment in color
science. Our Barco D-cine Premiere projectors at EFILM fit the bill
perfectly, for the Barco projector itself is a great technical design,
featuring modular design for all key components. Barco’s D-Cine
projectors offer excellent brightness, color and contrast at 2K
resolution. They are used as part of EFILM’s Digital Intermediate
process, so Directors of Photography (DPs) and Directors and
Producers of films can view their movie projected digitally as
they collaborate with a colorist to digitally color grade films. The
DI process allows DPs to refine the color and other aspects of
their images. In contrast with traditional lab timing, they can
now see the results of their work displayed on theater-size
screens, with great color, resolution and contrast using the Barco
D-Cine projectors,” continues Eicholz. “In fact, these projectors
display about 70% more pixels on our screens, and provide
about 65% better contrast. That translates to crystal clear,
beautiful images on the screen.”
EFILM states: “EFILM takes pride in providing the best and most
accurate color images in the Digital Intermediate business. We
have invested years in developing state-of-the-art software,
procedures and techniques to accomplish this goal. Only the best
2K projection can take full advantage of our investment in color
science. Our Barco D-cine Premiere projectors at EFILM fit the bill
perfectly, for the Barco projector itself is a great technical design,
featuring modular design for all key components. Barco’s D-Cine
projectors offer excellent brightness, color and contrast at 2K
resolution. They are used as part of EFILM’s Digital Intermediate
process, so Directors of Photography (DPs) and Directors and
Producers of films can view their movie projected digitally as
they collaborate with a colorist to digitally color grade films. The
DI process allows DPs to refine the color and other aspects of
their images. In contrast with traditional lab timing, they can
now see the results of their work displayed on theater-size
screens, with great color, resolution and contrast using the Barco
D-Cine projectors,” continues Eicholz. “In fact, these projectors
display about 70% more pixels on our screens, and provide
about 65% better contrast. That translates to crystal clear,
beautiful images on the screen.”
Imagica, Japan
Barco’s D-Cine Premiere DP90
(comes with separate powerbox)
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