Canon LV-7555
The LV-7555 is Canon’s new large venue and conference room projector. It’s Canon’s brightest projector delivering 4600 ANSI lumens in Turbo Mode or 4000 ANSI lumens in standard mode.
The Canon LV-7555 was the brightest projector we tested and also the largest, weighing in at 9.3kg. It has a powerful 300W NSH lamp that can run for approximately 2000 hours. Its native resolution is set to 1024 x 768—if you want to, you can set it to 1280 x 1024 but you get a compressed image.
You can purchase an optional Network Imager that connects the LV-7555 to your network. This allows you to remotely manage the projector. You can switch the input mode, adjust the picture, and it can e-mail you alerts.
Canon claims the projected image can fill a 400in screen with 90 percent uniform brightness. Out tests showed Canon may be exaggerating slightly. The picture was slightly less uniform than Canon claims, but nothing to worry about. The LV-7555 was sharp, extremely bright, and even when we turned turbo mode off it was still the brightest. Colours were also strikingly vivid.
| Product | Canon LV-7555 |
| Price | AU$15,675 |
| Vendor | Canon |
| Phone | 02 9805 2000 |
| Web | www.canon.com.au |
| Interoperability |  |
| DVI, BNC, and component video connectors. | |
| Futureproofing |  ½ |
| Brightest of all the projectors. | |
| ROI |  ½ |
| Most expensive; suitable for large boardrooms. | |
| Service |  ½ |
| Three-year warranty; lamp 120 days. | |
| Rating |  ½ |
Dear Sir,
Just to clarify the review of the XL30U. Contrast ratio is actually 500:1 and the product has a RRP of $8490.
Could we please have this amended.
Mitsubishi Electric
Claudio Cardile