Брошюра для Canon REALiS WUX6010 Pro AV
Like any mid-range projector worth its salt,
the WUX6010 Pro AV uses any of five
interchangeable lenses that suit the size
and geometry of the auditorium it’s set up in.
Canon has everything from short- to long-throw
optics that range from $500 to $2,600.
the WUX6010 Pro AV uses any of five
interchangeable lenses that suit the size
and geometry of the auditorium it’s set up in.
Canon has everything from short- to long-throw
optics that range from $500 to $2,600.
For my work with the projector, I used the
RSIL01ST standard-throw lens with powered
1.5X zoom, focus, and mechanical lens shift that
can be controlled either from the projector or
the remote control. In other words, it should
work in most mid-sized churches. It can deliver
a 42-foot image from between 53- and 79-feet
from the screen, depending on the zoom level.
RSIL01ST standard-throw lens with powered
1.5X zoom, focus, and mechanical lens shift that
can be controlled either from the projector or
the remote control. In other words, it should
work in most mid-sized churches. It can deliver
a 42-foot image from between 53- and 79-feet
from the screen, depending on the zoom level.
Installing the lens is a bit tedious because you’ll
need to work with 10 screws that, fortunately,
all can use the same Philips screwdriver. After
opening the rear lamp door and sliding off the
projector’s top panel, you need to remove the
lens’s protective cowling. At this point, you can
plug the lens’s control cable in and slide and
secure the lens into place.
need to work with 10 screws that, fortunately,
all can use the same Philips screwdriver. After
opening the rear lamp door and sliding off the
projector’s top panel, you need to remove the
lens’s protective cowling. At this point, you can
plug the lens’s control cable in and slide and
secure the lens into place.
The lens can mechanically move the image up or
down as well as side by side. Along with vertical
and horizontal keystone correction, this lets you
set up the projector off center or in an oddly
shaped room.
down as well as side by side. Along with vertical
and horizontal keystone correction, this lets you
set up the projector off center or in an oddly
shaped room.
With a variety of projection modes at its
disposal—Standard, Presentation, Cinema,
Dynamic, Photo, VividPhoto and sRGB—the
disposal—Standard, Presentation, Cinema,
Dynamic, Photo, VividPhoto and sRGB—the
WUX6010 Pro AV can be tuned to different
material and venues. It also lets you set up and
save up to five of your own configurations with
custom settings for anything from brightness,
contrast and color gamut to color temperature,
noise reduction and color tone. You can use the
projector in split screen mode, with for instance,
the choir on one side and the pulpit on the other.
Like the WUX400ST, the WUX6010 Pro AV has
its control panel and cable connections on the
side, which prevents trying to plug cables in and
out with the exhaust blasting in your face.
Unfortunately, there’s no panel available to cover
the inevitable tangle of cables.
material and venues. It also lets you set up and
save up to five of your own configurations with
custom settings for anything from brightness,
contrast and color gamut to color temperature,
noise reduction and color tone. You can use the
projector in split screen mode, with for instance,
the choir on one side and the pulpit on the other.
Like the WUX400ST, the WUX6010 Pro AV has
its control panel and cable connections on the
side, which prevents trying to plug cables in and
out with the exhaust blasting in your face.
Unfortunately, there’s no panel available to cover
the inevitable tangle of cables.
The projector’s connections are up to date, with
DVI, HDMI and VGA ports. It lacks a link with the
past by including either Component or S-Video,
though. There’s both a standard network
connection (although no Wi-Fi) and a HDBaseT
digital video input. It also has RS-232 and
USB ports.
DVI, HDMI and VGA ports. It lacks a link with the
past by including either Component or S-Video,
though. There’s both a standard network
connection (although no Wi-Fi) and a HDBaseT
digital video input. It also has RS-232 and
USB ports.
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product review
CANON
REALiS WUX6010
PRO AV LCOS PROJECTOR REVIEW
BRIAN NADEL , MAY 17, 2016
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Close Examination
Inside the projector is a trio of 0.71-inch LCOS
panels for red, blue and green light that
combine to create vivid 1,920 by 1,200
resolution images and video. Capable of
projecting images as large as 50-feet
(diagonal), the WUX6010 Pro AV is a
projection powerhouse with a 340-watt
traditional high-pressure lamp. Its optics and
advanced cooling system allows the projector
to be set up at any angle as long as there’s at
least 24-inches of clearance on each side.
panels for red, blue and green light that
combine to create vivid 1,920 by 1,200
resolution images and video. Capable of
projecting images as large as 50-feet
(diagonal), the WUX6010 Pro AV is a
projection powerhouse with a 340-watt
traditional high-pressure lamp. Its optics and
advanced cooling system allows the projector
to be set up at any angle as long as there’s at
least 24-inches of clearance on each side.
At 6.7- by 15.0- by 16.9-inches and 18-pounds,
the black and silver projector is a lightweight
compared to the likes of the more powerful
87-pound NEC PH1000U. In other words, one
person can easily unpack, maneuver and
mount it.
the black and silver projector is a lightweight
compared to the likes of the more powerful
87-pound NEC PH1000U. In other words, one
person can easily unpack, maneuver and
mount it.
Underneath, the projector has six attachment
points for ceiling mounting or you can set it up
on a shelf or nook with its pair of adjustable
front feet. Canon has ceiling attachment kits
with bar extensions, but generic hardware
should do fine.
points for ceiling mounting or you can set it up
on a shelf or nook with its pair of adjustable
front feet. Canon has ceiling attachment kits
with bar extensions, but generic hardware
should do fine.
Five Easy Lenses
If the REALiS WUX400ST Pro projector was intriguing but you wanted more light and HD imaging,
Canon’s WUX6010 Pro AV LCOS Projector should be right up your alley. With 1,920 by 1,200 resolution,
more than 6,000 lumens of light, and a good range of interchangeable lenses at its disposal, it puts
the spotlight on value for medium sized houses of worship. While half of the projector world is
enamored with Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD) and an equal number taken with Digital Light Processing
(DLP), Canon goes its own way with its homegrown Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) imaging. Think
of it as taking the best attributes of LCD and DLP to create a hybrid that excels at projecting bright
and sharp images. In fact, LCOS constitutes a third way for projectors.
Canon’s WUX6010 Pro AV LCOS Projector should be right up your alley. With 1,920 by 1,200 resolution,
more than 6,000 lumens of light, and a good range of interchangeable lenses at its disposal, it puts
the spotlight on value for medium sized houses of worship. While half of the projector world is
enamored with Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD) and an equal number taken with Digital Light Processing
(DLP), Canon goes its own way with its homegrown Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) imaging. Think
of it as taking the best attributes of LCD and DLP to create a hybrid that excels at projecting bright
and sharp images. In fact, LCOS constitutes a third way for projectors.
REALiS WUX6010 PRO AV LCOS PROJECTOR
“THE REALIS WUX6010
PRO AV JUST MIGHT BE THE
BRIGHTEST BARGAIN FOR
MID-SIZED CHURCHES.”
PRO AV JUST MIGHT BE THE
BRIGHTEST BARGAIN FOR
MID-SIZED CHURCHES.”