Anamorphic Home Theater Projector Lenses Convert 4K projectors to the full 4K UltraWide cinema format of commercial cinemas so movies aren’t limited to 3K performance inside black letterbox bars. Endorsed by every leading projector brand with Panamorph display modes directly integrated into every leading projector model. Used to deliver 30% higher brightness and resolution to UltraWide 2.4:1 home theaters throughout the world for more than a decade.

	Our 4 minute introduction to 4K UltraWide home theater vs. 3K on a big screen TV.

IF YOU LOVE MOVIES, then realize that 70% of the most popular movies are actually made in the UltraWide commercial cinema format of 2.4:1 – much wider than the 16:9 (1.78:1) aspect ratio of 4K/UHDTV and HDTV displays. So to make these movies fit they need to be squeezed down between two black letterbox bars created by turning off 25% of your display’s resolution while trapping 25% of the light and converting it to heat. And don’t think that just zooming up the image onto an UltraWide screen solves the problem. Those black bars are still there on the wall above and below the screen. That means you’re only getting 3K performance from a 4K display and only 810 lines of resolution from a 1080p/HD display. 

For over ten years Panamorph has worked directly with home theater projector manufacturers so that now every one of today’s leading models can be converted with our anamorphic lenses to the full cinema UltraWide aspect ratio of all these movies. That means over two million more pixels (over half a million more for HD projectors) are now being used in your theater for higher brightness, higher definition, no unnecessary light loss, no more black bars and ultimately increasing the overall visual performance of your entire home theater investment by over 30%.

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Dear Panamorph, I want to send my thanks to you for installing the Panamorph lens system in my Los Angeles home screening room. It really fits my needs as a director, especially when screening my own footage and movies. It’s a great system, and I recommend it for anyone’s home theater. Thanks again, Michael Bay