
The TITAN Noir Pro climbs to 6000 ISO lumens, measured to ISO 21118, which is 1200 more than the TITAN Noir. That headroom serves large diagonals first: the image goes up to 300 inches, with XGIMI recommending 60 to 150 inches. The RGB triple-laser source covers 110% of the BT.2020 space, in Dolby Vision, HDR10+ or IMAX Enhanced.
The dual iris sets its aperture from f/2.0 to f/7.0 in steps, or works in dynamic mode. Closed down to f/7.0, it raises native contrast to 8000:1, and to 100 000:1 in dynamic mode with the DBLE function. Wide open at f/2.0, it lets all the light through, the only aperture at which Brightness Boost mode is available.
At power-on, autofocus and continuous keystone correction straighten the image as long as the side angle stays below 40°. Two other modes take over when needed: intelligent alignment fits the image to the black frame of the screen, and obstacle avoidance moves it away from objects on the wall. The 0.98 to 2.0:1 optical zoom and ±130% vertical lens shift complete placement.
The TITAN Noir Pro holds two A+ certifications: low speckle, the shimmering grain specific to laser sources, and a low rate of colour fringing. Anti-RBE processing also reduces the DLP rainbow effect. Over long sessions, the image stays clean and the eye tires less.
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Lumene Capitol HD 150C manual retractable projection screen (16:9 aspect ratio), 155 cm wide. Lumene HD screen with a gain of 1.0, black borders, and a light-blocking backing; mounts to the wall or ceiling using clips.
Lumene Capitol HD 170C manual retractable projection screen (16:9 aspect ratio), 171 cm wide. Lumene HD screen with a gain of 1.0, black borders, and a light-blocking backing; wall- or ceiling-mounted using clips.