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| Display Technology: | 3LCD | Brightness: | 7000 Lumens |
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| Resolution: | 4K (3840x2160) | Contrast Ratio: | 5000000:1 |
| Light Source: | Laser | Light Source Life: | 20000 Hours (Normal), 25000 Hours (ECO) |
| Lens: | F1.8, F=8.3mm, 0.5 Short Throw Fixed | Throw Ratio: | 0.5 |
| Projection Size: | 80"-400" | Projection Distance: | 0.89m-3.32m |
| Keystone Correction: | Vertical: ±40° (Auto+Manual), Horizontal: ±15° (Manual) | Image Processing: | ROLY Self-Developed Chip |
| Digital Zoom: | Yes | Digital Shift: | Yes |
| Curved Screen Correction: | Yes | Multi-Point Correction: | 5x5 / 9x9 |
| 360 Degree Installation: | Yes | DICOM Mode: | Yes |
| Weight: | 7.5 Kg | Dimensions: | 445 X 350 X 100 Mm |
| Power Supply: | 100-240V AC (50/60Hz, 3.8-1.6A) | ||
| Highlight: | 4K 7000 Lumens Laser Projector,0.5 Short Throw 3LCD Lens,5000000:1 Contrast Digital Zoom |
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Experience four times the pixel density of Full HD with true native 4K resolution (3840 x 2160) driven by three independent 3LCD panels — 8.3 million discrete pixels rendered without pixel-shifting artifacts or interpolation. Combined with an ultra-bright 7000-lumen laser phosphor light source, the Flyin-CS7 4K delivers razor-sharp text legibility, accurate sRGB color reproduction, and exceptional visibility even in fully lit conference halls, university lecture theaters, and 300-seat auditoriums. HDR10 compatibility ensures lifelike contrast and color depth for cinematic presentations, while the 16:9 native aspect ratio supports widescreen content without cropping or letterboxing.
Engineered in Japan exclusively for Flyin's high-brightness 3LCD projector lineup, this proprietary F1.8 0.5 short-throw lens achieves massive screen sizes from ultra-close distances — dramatically reducing shadow interference from presenters and audience members. Project a crisp 100-inch image from just 1.1 meters, scale up to 200 inches from 2.2 meters, and reach an enormous 400-inch projection from only 3.32 meters. The multi-element glass optical design handles 7000 lumens with under 10% light loss while preserving full 4K resolution fidelity corner to corner. Ideal for boardrooms with limited depth, museum interactive exhibits, retail window displays, and immersive projection mapping installations.
Three dedicated 0.64-inch LCD panels process red, green, and blue independently — delivering color brightness equal to white brightness, a critical advantage over single-chip DLP systems that rely on a spinning color wheel. With an ultra-high 5,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, deep blacks and bright highlights coexist naturally in every frame without the rainbow artifacts, dithering noise, or color breakup common in competing technologies. The result: rich, accurate Rec.709 colors, smooth gradient transitions, and exceptional depth perception that brings corporate presentations, feature films, and live-streamed events to life. The inherent 3LCD design also eliminates the flicker fatigue associated with sequential color systems, making it more comfortable for extended viewing sessions.
At the heart of the Flyin-CS7 4K lies Flyin's first-generation in-house image processing chip — a dedicated hardware engine built from the ground up to handle the demanding 4K signal pipeline. It accepts any input resolution from legacy VGA to native 4K/60Hz, then simultaneously optimizes three critical dimensions: per-channel color calibration for accurate skin tones and brand colors, zone-based brightness uniformity correction ensuring even illumination across the entire projection surface, and intelligent multi-frame resolution enhancement that sharpens lower-resolution source content without introducing edge artifacts or ringing. Unlike software-based solutions that add latency, this dedicated ASIC processes every frame in real time, ensuring perfectly balanced, artifact-free image quality for fast-moving video, gaming, and live production environments.
Fine-tune your projection geometry without physically touching the projector or adjusting ceiling mounts. Digital Zoom scales the image down proportionally in precise increments from 100% to 50%, while Digital Shift repositions the entire frame horizontally and vertically across the projection surface with pixel-level precision. Together, they eliminate the time, cost, and safety risk of accessing elevated projector brackets or scaffolding in fixed installations — a critical advantage in high-ceiling auditoriums, multi-projector edge-blending arrays, rear-projection setups, and venues where projector access requires specialized lift equipment. Combined with the four-corner keystone correction, the Flyin-CS7 4K offers the most flexible installation geometry in its class.
Mount the Flyin-CS7 4K in any orientation — ceiling, floor, sidewall, or tilted at any angle — with full 360-degree installation flexibility supported by an advanced cooling system that maintains thermal stability regardless of orientation. Four-corner keystone correction with independent adjustment points compensates for projection from virtually any angle, ensuring perfectly rectangular images even in unconventional mounting positions. For healthcare, scientific, and industrial environments, the built-in DICOM Part 14 simulation mode enhances grayscale rendering to meet medical imaging standards for monochrome X-ray, CT, and MRI display — making this projector equally suited for surgical observation rooms, radiology training laboratories, NDT inspection stations, and specialized diagnostic visualization where precise grayscale differentiation is critical.
| Parameter | Value |
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| Brightness | 7000 Lumens |
| Resolution | 4K (3840x2160) |
| Display Technology | 3LCD (3x0.64", 16:9) |
| Contrast Ratio | 5000000:1 |
| Light Source | Laser (20000h Normal / 25000h ECO) |
| Lens | F1.8, f=8.3mm, 0.5 Short Throw Fixed |
| Throw Ratio | 0.5 |
| Projection Size | 80"~400" |
| Projection Distance | 0.89m~3.32m |
| Image Processor | Flyin Self-Developed Chip |
| Keystone | V: ±40° / H: ±15° / Four-Corner |
| Digital Zoom | Yes |
| Digital Shift | Yes |
| Curved Screen | Yes |
| 360° Installation | Yes |
| DICOM Mode | Yes |
| Weight | 7.5 kg |
| Dimensions | 445 x 350 x 100 mm |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC (50/60Hz, 3.8-1.6A) |
Flyin-CS7 4K Laser Projector x 1, Power Cord x 1, Remote Control x 1, VGA Cable x 1, Quick Start Guide x 1, Warranty Card x 1. Packed in Flyin branded color box with foam insert and export-grade carton.
Flyin operates an ISO 9001 certified manufacturing facility in Guangdong, China, specializing in the R&D and production of high-performance laser projection systems. Our factory is equipped with advanced SMT assembly lines, precision optical calibration laboratories, and comprehensive multi-stage quality control stations. From proprietary lens engineering to final system integration, every Flyin projector is built with meticulous attention to detail. With a monthly production capacity of over 300 units and flexible OEM/ODM services, we deliver reliable, certified projection solutions to partners in over 50 countries worldwide.
Q: How do DLP projectors compare to LCD projectors?
DLP projectors use a DMD chip with millions of microscopic mirrors to reflect light, delivering high contrast, deep blacks, and fast switching with no panel aging. LCD/3LCD projectors pass light through liquid-crystal panels, producing smooth, bright color without the rainbow effect. Both are widely used in professional projection; the best choice depends on your venue, ambient light, and content.
Q: What should I look for in a projector for gaming?
For gaming, focus on low input lag, a high refresh rate, and enough brightness to fill the screen. A bright laser projector keeps the image sharp and vivid even on large screens, making it suitable for event gaming, simulators, and interactive installations.
Q: What is the difference between short-throw and long-throw projectors?
Short-throw projectors use a wide lens to create a large image from a very short distance, ideal for tight spaces and minimizing shadows. Long-throw projectors are mounted farther away and suit large auditoriums and venues. Match the lens and throw ratio to your room size and screen.
Q: What types of projector screens are available?
Common screen types include fixed-frame, motorized/roll-down, portable tripod, and ambient-light-rejecting (ALR) screens. Screen gain and material affect brightness and viewing angle. For high-lumen projectors, low-gain matte or ALR screens help avoid hotspots in large venues.
Q: How do I set up an outdoor movie projector?
For outdoor projection, choose a bright projector to overcome ambient light, use a taut, wrinkle-free screen or a suitable wall, ensure stable power and weather protection, and control light around the viewing area.
Q: How do 1080p and 4K projectors compare?
1080p projectors output about 2 million pixels, while 4K projectors deliver roughly four times the detail for sharper large-screen images. Many professional projectors use WUXGA (1920x1200) panels with 4K signal support, balancing brightness, detail, and cost.
Q: What are the most popular projector brands?
The projector market includes brands such as Epson, Flyin, Christie, Barco, Sony, BenQ, and Optoma, along with specialized manufacturers such as Flyin for high-brightness large-venue and 3D mapping projectors. Compare brightness, resolution, light-source lifetime, lens flexibility, and after-sales support.
Q: How do projector brightness and contrast ratio relate?
Brightness (ANSI lumens) determines how well an image competes with ambient light and how large it can be projected, while contrast ratio defines the difference between the darkest and brightest parts of an image, affecting depth and detail. High brightness and high contrast ensure vivid, readable images in large-venue environments.
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