
Datasheet –
BX-AL133B − Anamorphic Lens
With Optoma’s anamorphic lens, the option to create a true cinematic setting is easier than ever. The Optoma
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To use: Mount the
Four bracket mounting slots accept 1/4” screws

BASIC REQUIREMENTS
The width of the projector beam should be less than three (3) inches from where it enters the Optoma
The recommended minimum throw distance from the projector lens to the screen should be at least 12 feet
The throw distance divided by the image width (“throw ratio”) should be at least 1.6, prior to adding the Optoma
Before attaching the lens, the image must appear vertical stretched; this can be done by selecting the “LBX” aspect ratio from the projector’s display menu
NOTES
Any rotation of the lens around the vertical axis will slightly shift the image in a horizontal direction
To clean: Lightly blow off any surface debris from the lens. If needed, clean the lens using standard camera cleaning supplies while the projector is on (be careful not to look directly into the light beam of the projector)

LIMITED WARRANTY
Optoma Technology Inc., warrants this product to be free of defects in original workmanship and material for a period of
Optics: Patented, coated,
Transmission: Minimum 20% net brightness increase versus standard letterbox imaging.
System Weight: 8.5lbs. (3.9kg) with bracket
Assembled in the USA using components made in the USA and other countries.
When using the
Ceiling Structure or Projector Plate
2.75” to 4.5”
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