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Re: Projector lenses and specs - Sanyo LNS-S11You won't anymore, Sanyo's projector division was purchased by Panasonic some time ago and last year they moved everything under the Panasonic brand. When they did that there was a lot of consolidation in models and in some cases the assumptions on what were competing or 'comparable' models seemed based solely on the brightness and whether they were 4:3 or 'widescreen' format. However, some of the the OEM arrangements Sanyo had with Christie, Eiki, etc. continued for the models involved, but those relationships will probably end when those projectors reach end of life.Rob, just be careful to use a chart or calculation for the actual projector as a lens may be used on multiple projectors but variations in chip size and other optical factors between the projectors can change the resulting throw distance values.
Re: Projector lenses and specs - Sanyo LNS-S11
You won't anymore, Sanyo's projector division was purchased by Panasonic some time ago and last year they moved everything under the Panasonic brand. When they did that there was a lot of consolidation in models and in some cases the assumptions on what were competing or 'comparable' models seemed based solely on the brightness and whether they were 4:3 or 'widescreen' format. However, some of the the OEM arrangements Sanyo had with Christie, Eiki, etc. continued for the models involved, but those relationships will probably end when those projectors reach end of life.
Rob, just be careful to use a chart or calculation for the actual projector as a lens may be used on multiple projectors but variations in chip size and other optical factors between the projectors can change the resulting throw distance values.
