Optoma ZH406 Laser Projector
Over the years there has been a number of build threads discussing a dual projector setup for multipurpose use. Usually there is a JVC or some other lamp based model as the primary for critical viewing, UHD, etc and a 2nd projector for ambient light use, TV, gaming, etc.
I've been a big fan of running dual projectors for years (triple actually!) and there are some great options out there now.
This is the
Optoma ZH406 1080P laser projector. Historically these laser DLP's have been designed with tons of brightness for large venue and office installations. This one is a bit unique since it has features that we typically don't see in these models. It has a 4K input and can handle UHD HDR content surprisingly well. it also has some lens shift which is always welcome since many of lower cost DLP's do not have this option.
It also has very bright 3D which i'll be discussing over the next few days. I always liked the .65 1080P DMD's. they are very sharp (this one is no exception) and they have higher contrast than the .47 pixel shifters.
I'll be taking a look at calibrated lumens and report on other features of the projector. Feel free to ask any questions but please don't discuss street price. that is just one quick google search for the model number, I think these are incredibly priced for the features provided.
ZH406 | Optoma USA
- 4,500 ANSI lumens
- 4K UHD input with HDMI 2.0 (HDCP 2.2)
- HDR10 and HLG compatible
- DuraCore maintenance-free laser light source up to 30,000 hours
- Vertical lens shift with four corner correction
- 24/7, 360° and portrait mode operation
Viewsonic LS800WU on bottom, Optoma ZH406 on top. The compact design is really impressive considering how bright these are.