- Fujifilm ZUH6000 helps projection onto partitions, ceilings, flooring with out transferring the projector or adjusting the lens
- Hid pop-up lens mechanism resembles a turtle’s retractable neck
- Projected to hit the market in June 2025, however pricing stays beneath wraps
Fujifilm has launched its newest innovation in projection know-how, the Fujifilm Projector ZUH6000, an ultra-short-throw (UST) 4K projector outfitted with a folded two-axial rotatable lens.
This newest addition to the Z Sequence is designed to challenge high-definition photos with improved shade accuracy and clean gradation.
In comparison with its predecessors, it reportedly enhances shade copy by 1.5 instances, with pink hues seeing a twofold enchancment.
A retractable lens impressed by nature?
Measuring 486 mm in width, 496 mm in depth, 175 mm in top, the ZUH6000 is hardly a transportable projector, however you are getting loads of constancy.
On the coronary heart of the ZUH6000 is a high-performance DLP chip, enabling it to challenge 4K-resolution photos (3840 x 2160 pixels). It helps a brightness of 6000 lumens which is decrease than the 8000 lumens brightness of the Z8000 that Fujifilm launched in 2021.
The ZUH6000’s two-axial lens permits the lens to rotate 90 levels across the mounting axis and 360 levels across the lens axis. The lens will also be hid, leaving solely the pop-up mechanism uncovered which is paying homage to a turtle’s skill to retract and lengthen its neck.
It additionally helps a lens shift operate which affords as much as 82% vertical and 35% horizontal adjustment. This flexibility permits projection in a number of instructions, in addition to fine-tuning the place of the projected picture with out bodily transferring the projector or altering the lens course.
A 1.1x optical zoom mechanism ensures environment friendly and exact picture positioning, making it preferrred for advanced spatial designs.
Though there isn’t a official info on the value of this gadget, it’s scheduled for launch in June 2025.