Vivid clarity in bright ambient environments with powerful 5500 lumen projectionN/AFor simulators with larger impact screens you need a brighter projector to ensure your picture doesnt get washed out. And golf simulators require more light for the tracking cameras to photograph and analyze hits with the main consequence being that projectors built for golfing simulators need to put out a lot of brightness. The LU935STs 5500 lumens provide users bright projection that fills a typical 13 foot or wider impact screen while delivering excellent image quality.N/AN/A16:10 WUXGA (1920x1200) resolution with HDR enabledN/ABeyond higher resolution that exceeds full HD 1080p WUXGA (1920x1200) provides a taller 16:10 display an aspect ratio that offers users more room to swing. HDR10 support with BenQs exclusive Auto HDR Color Rendition means the LU935Ts high dynamic range performance offers greater brightness contrast and image optimization.N/AN/AAmazing color accuracy in golf modeN/AIn some laser projectors color aberration can cause excess blues and purples where they are not meant to be. To prevent this issue BenQ teamed up with color experts to develop an exclusive Golf Mode. Easily activated in settings Golf Mode corrects purple fringing using the blue and green colors from popular golf software and allows golfers to immerse themselves in pleasantly natural reproductions of blue skies and green grass.N/AN/ACinema-level color gamut with 92% REC709 coverageN/AThe LU935STs powerful laser projection utilizes a dual color wheel system that covers an unparalleled 92% of Rec.709 the industry-wide standard for color reproduction in HD video and movies. Enjoy golf movies and games in perfect color knowing that what youre seeing on screen is exactly what the director intended. In addition the increased color ratios and pure laser-generated RGBY hues dramatically enhance color saturation and guarantee superior projected image quality compared to lamp projectors.N/AN/APlacement outside hit zone plus no shadows with 0.81-0.89 throw ratioN/AFor most golf simulation setups a short throw projector helps you put the projector where it is needed to fill the screen while being mounted safely outside the hitting area and without casting a shadow. With throw ratios ranging from 0.81 to 0.89 the LU935ST projects a 177 (7.7x13ft)-236(10x18ft) image when placed within just 10-16 feet from the screen delivering a large picture without the expense of optional lenses.N/AN/AOff center placement made possible with vertical and horizontal lens shiftN/ALens shift greatly enhances installation flexibility enabling you to easily adjust the image to fill your screen even if the projector is placed off-center. The LU935STs lens shift feature can be used to properly align the image shifting it up to 60% vertically and 23% horizontally relative to the dimensions of the screen enabling you to mount your projector higher and to the side of the playing area if needed.N/AN/AIdeal projection alignment with 2D keystone and corner fitN/ATo counteract the trapezoid effect that can occur when a projector is installed or placed off-center the LU935ST offers a 2D keystone correction range of up to 30 on both the horizontal and vertical axes. Corner Fit control adjusts each corner for perfectly aligned image geometry.N/AN/AHDMI 2.0 for supreme image qualityN/AThe LU935ST features HDMI 2.0 ports with full support for 4K 60Hz and HDR content enhanced by greater brightness and contrast for experiences far superior to older versions of HDMI and standard dynamic range projection.N/AN/AMaintenance free performance with laser technologyN/ABenQ laser projectors eliminate the hassle and cost of installing replacement lamps while providing long lasting 20000-hour light source life and beautiful colors. You can also start projecting right away without waiting for a lamp to warm up. Every BenQ laser projector has an IP5X-rated dustproof sealed laser engine that eliminates the need for filters perfect for environments such as a garage or basement. This also saves you money in the long run.
