The resolution of image capture products has phenomenally improved. This progress has highlighted the limitations of current display monitors. Combining images from nine projectors to create one seamless, 100-inch class display requires careful image composition and subtle adjustments of color nuance.
Resolution is almost the double of that found on today's high-end television sets.
To this day, color and image adjustment used to be an all-day affair. Olympus' new calibration system accelerates it to less than an hour by using a remote-control to adjust a test pattern on the screen while photographing image data with a digital camera. Each projector has 1,100 ANSI lumens that it uses to illuminate a small area of the screen, giving the full screen brightness of approximately 10,000 ANSI lumens, equivalent to theater projectors. The result is a display that provides vivid images for conferences and lectures without needing to dim the lights, making it easier for participants to take notes. This original design aids in high-resolution expression.