Barco Short Throw G lens

The Barco Short Throw G Lens is designed to enable Barco projectors to achieve high-quality image projection from a short distance. This lens is particularly valuable for applications where space is limited or where traditional long-throw projection setups are not feasible. It is ideal for environments such as small meeting rooms, educational settings, retail displays, and other situations where a large image is needed but space constraints are a concern.

Featuring a short throw ratio, the G Lens allows the projector to be positioned much closer to the projection surface compared to standard lenses. This means that the projector can be mounted just a few feet or even inches away from the screen while still delivering a large and clear image. This capability helps to minimize shadows and obstructions, making it a suitable choice for interactive displays and environments where users need to be close to the projection area.

The G Lens is engineered to maintain high image quality across the entire projection surface. It incorporates advanced optical technology to ensure sharpness, minimal distortion, and uniform brightness throughout the image. This optical precision is crucial for applications where image clarity and detail are important, such as in high-resolution presentations or detailed visual displays.

Installation and adjustment of the Barco Short Throw G Lens are designed to be straightforward. The lens supports motorized zoom, focus, and lens shift, allowing for precise image alignment and easy setup. These features facilitate quick adjustments and fine-tuning of the projection, ensuring that the image is perfectly aligned and sharp. The lens is also compatible with a range of Barco projectors, enhancing their flexibility and adaptability to different installation scenarios.

In terms of deployment, the Short Throw G Lens provides flexibility for a variety of setups. Its compact design allows it to fit into tight spaces and its short throw capabilities reduce the need for long projection distances. This makes it a versatile choice for settings where traditional projection setups are impractical due to space limitations or where a close-projection solution is desired.