Question 1

What makes Valerion VisionMaster Max stand out in the market?

Accepted Answer

The Valerion VisionMaster MAX is the ultimate cinematic-grade RGB laser projector, the first lifestyle projector with a professional-grade lens system powered by the advanced AI-SoC platform MT9618. With 3000 ISO lumens, 110% REC 2020 color gamut, and a 15,000:1 contrast ratio with Dynamic Iris, it sets a new standard in image quality. It's the first lifestyle projector to offer both a 0.9-1.5 optical zoom and +/-100% vertical lens shift for versatile placement options. Powered by the cutting-edge MT9618 chipset, it supports various smart life features!

Question 2

What is the size and weight of the Valerion VisionMaster series?

Accepted Answer

The Valerion VisionMaster Plus/Plus 2/Pro 2 measures 260x 185x 216 mm(10.2 x 7.3 x 8.5 inches) and weighs 7kg (15.4 lbs), while VisionMaster Maxmeasures 260 x 185 x 234 mm (10.2 x 7.3 x 9.2 inches) and weighs 7.5kg (16.5 lbs).

Question 3

What kind of light source does the Valerion VisionMaster use?

Accepted Answer

The Valerion VisionMaster uses RGB Triple Laser technology. This advanced light source offers benefits like exceptional color accuracy and high brightness.

Question 4

What is AI Super Resolution?

Accepted Answer

AI Super Resolution is a technology that uses artificial intelligence to upscale lower-resolution images or videos to higher resolutions. It analyzes the content frame by frame, identifying patterns, and enhancing details to deliver sharper, clearer visuals. This process helps improve the quality of content that wasn’t originally captured in high definition, making it appear more detailed and lifelike on high-resolution displays.

Question 5

What is Valerion ProVision Engine™？

Accepted Answer

Valerion ProVision Engine™is a groundbreaking technology that sets us apart as the first triple laser projector with a professional-grade lens system powered by the advanced Al-SoC platform, MT9618. It delivers a true cinematic experience with impeccable frames and cutting-edge smart lifestyle features.

Question 6

What is ISF-certified?

Accepted Answer

ISF (Imaging Science Foundation) color accuracy sets a high standard for precision in color reproduction for video displays. ISF-certified displays generally offer superior color accuracy and consistency compared to non-certified ones.

Question 7

What is Dynamic Iris?

Accepted Answer

A dynamic iris is a feature in projectors positioned between the lamp and lens that adjusts based on the image's brightness. For brighter scenes, the iris widens to let in more light, while for darker scenes, it narrows to reduce the light output. This adjustment helps optimize the projected image’s brightness.

Question 8

What chip does Valerion VisionMaster use?

Accepted Answer

The Valerion VisionMaster Max uses the MT9618, a chip that was previously used in high-end TVs and is now being implemented in a projector for the first time. It supports 4K at 144Hz and 1080p at 240Hz, with the G52MC1 GPU. Additionally, it features MEMC technology for smooth motion and supports 4K at 120Hz, ensuring top-tier performance and exceptional visual quality. You can check the MT9618 detailed comparision spec following the below link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OQo5Hrdbp2TKkEWU059fSyPGKJkeShyO/view?usp=drive_link

Question 9

What DMD chip is used in the Valerion VisionMaster？

Accepted Answer

The Valerion VisionMaster uses a 0.47-inch DMD chip.

Question 10

Why do we have to wait till May to get the MAX model?

Accepted Answer

Max has a more complex lens system. The traditional lens shift projectors are manual, not motorized-controlled ones, have no auto projection feature, and expose lenses outside without extra protection. Valeriaon is the 1st one to migrate the innovative lens shift technology into a lifestyle projector. Added the motorized lens shift, external lens protective cover and the auto projection feature, which needs much algorithm work to overcome the lens position changes challenge.The team evaluated the VisionMaster Max new lens system design and is tooling it, which needs extra time to mature all the design ideas and provide a good quality product.We will present Valerion VisionMaster Max with the vertical lens shift demo at CES 2025. Stay tuned!

Question 11

What’s the lifespan of these projectors?

Accepted Answer

Usually the lifespan of a projector is equal to the life of its light source. The life of our light source is more than 25,000 hours, so you can use our products with confidence.

Question 12

Does Valerion feature Native 4K?

Accepted Answer

Our Valerion VisionMaster offers true 4K resolution (3840x2160 pixels).utilizing Texas Instruments' 0.47-inch DMD chip and XPR technology. This cutting-edge technology, through e-shift, ensures a sharp and vibrant 4K visual experience, providing excellent image clarity and color accuracy. With this advanced combination of hardware and technology, you can enjoy a fully immersive 4K viewing experience at an exceptional value.

Question 13

Which model is equipped with EBL?

Accepted Answer

Every VisionMaster series projector is equipped with EBL.

Question 14

How's the 3D capability?

Accepted Answer

Our projector supports 3D capability with the following formats: Frame Packing, Side by Side, and Top and Bottom. This allows for a flexible viewing experience with various 3D content.

Question 15

What is the Super Wide Aspect ratio and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

The Super Wide Aspect ratio is 32:9, the maximum resolution is 3840x1080 and is only supported by HDMI input, so that requires your device (such as a PC) to input this resolution, and your games or movies can be played in this mode.

Question 16

Is automatic horizontal and vertical keystone correction available?

Accepted Answer

All the models of Valerion VisionMaster will have the automatic horizontal and vertical keystone correction.

Question 17

What are the throw distances? (How far should I place my projector?)

Accepted Answer

For the throw distance of each model, please refer to this image in the link (The distance is measured from the lens): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UrFmVceDFaevY77I4FgQ9VtDtrG1uoCr/view?usp=sharing