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The Diamond Vision advantage comes from an impressive list of proprietary Mitsubishi
Electric technologies that work in concert to manifest the world’s
finest large-scale LED screens. |
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Diamond Vision screens utilize
chip-type LEDs to permit a remarkable 170° vertical and
horizontal viewing angle, ensuring that every seat in the
house gets a great view. What’s more, Diamond Vision
looks great from below, since each color LED has its own
shader, eliminating any change in overall image color through
shifts in the vertical viewing angle. |
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Diamond Vision’s “Quad
Dot Pattern” technology creates a color pixel through
the use of two red, one green and one blue dot. A screen processor
shares dots between adjacent pixels to create an intermediate
pixel, to provide for higher resolution than is possible by
systems using cluster pixel patterns -- a method commonly employed
by other makers of LED screens. |
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High technology lies behind
an image processing system called Extended Definition Television
(EDTV). This non-interlaced scanning method results in an image
that is remarkable clear and flicker-free. What’s more,
Mitsubishi Electric’s proprietary signal-processing technology,
called Scanning Line Interpolation, creates a clean, distortion-free
image of unsurpassed clarity. |
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Accurate display of video
images on a collection of light emitting diodes (LEDs) comes
with inherent technological challenges, as LED colors tend to
appear over-saturated and unnatural. Mitsubishi Electric’s
original Color Space Conversion technology overcomes the challenges
to produce much more natural and vibrant colors, Enhanced 10-bit
digital processing provides for 1,024 levels of gray to result
in superior detail in the dark areas of images. |
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