The first film projector of the laser era. A sealed laser light engine drives 35 mm and 70 mm prints on ~85% less power, with no bulb and no infrared. If the film ever stops in the gate, the light is gone in microseconds.
Deep cinema red, straight from the diode. No filter, no waste.
The eye's home field. Most of the lumens live here.
Cool, precise, cheap to make. The workhorse of the bank.
less wall power than the xenon chain it replaces, at equal screen brightness
annual bulb spend. Forever. The line item simply stops existing
of constant-brightness laser life. No droop, no color drift, no relamp ladder
electronic douser. A film stall never melts a frame, and there's no infrared in the beam anyway
Same 16 fL on the same 12 m screen. The difference is heat you never make, duct you never run, and a power bill your booth stops dreading. These are first-order model figures; bench data will replace them, publicly.
*aspirationally. Pilot archives, we're looking at you.
Seed conversations open after the illumination bench publishes its numbers. Venues can sign a non-binding LOI today.
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