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Epson Pro Cinema 4050

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Epson Pro Cinema 4050

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Specifications · per-field provenance

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TechnologyLCD 3LCD
Native Resolution4K pixel shift
Contrast Ratio DynamicUp to 200,000:1
Color Gamut DCI P3 Pct100
Light Source Typelamp UHP
Throw Ratio Min1.35
Throw Ratio Max2.84
Throw Typestandard
Optical Zoom Range1.0 – 2.1
Lens Shift Vertical Pct±96.3
Lens Shift Horizontal Pct±47.1
Powered Lens ShiftYes
Powered ZoomYes
Lens Memory Slots10
Native Aspect Ratio16:9
Frame InterpolationYes
Keystone VerticalYes
HDMI Inputs2
Rs232 PortYes
Trigger 12vYes
Orientations Supportedfront, rear, ceiling
Width Inches20.5
Height Inches7.6
Depth Inches17.7
Weight Lbs24.3
Noise DB Normal20
Power Consumption W373
Green dot = lab-measured · amber = manufacturer-verified · blue = retailer/community-reported · grey = estimated
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Common questions

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Does the Epson Pro Cinema 4050 need a special screen?

No UST-specific constraint — the Epson Pro Cinema 4050 is a conventional-throw design per its stated throw type, so standard screen materials work. In a room with ambient light, an ALR screen preserves contrast; the builder checks the projector-screen pairing either way.

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