About The Epson EH-LS12000B Laser Projector
Epson projectors have one goal, to faithfully reproduce the source material the way the artist intended. This single thought is what guided the Epson engineering teams to develop a next-generation home theatre projector. And what they came up with, could possibly be the best Home Theatre projector ever.
Enjoy the big screen experience at home with access to the latest 4K content with this impressive laser home cinema projector featuring sharp images, and an incredibly high contrast ratio, all with great connectivity and easy set up. Make your home centre stage for all the action with Epson's home projectors. Transform the everyday, whether you're catching your favourite sports, watching a classic movie, streaming a box set or playing the latest game. You can capture everyone's attention with incredible brightness, colour & clarity in the display and bring family and friends together to experience those memorable moments.
4K PRO UHD: Experience a new type of 4K home theatre projection technology from Epson with proprietary dedicated processors for resolution enhancement (4K Enhancement Technology shifts each pixel diagonally to double Full HD (1920x1080) resolution. Resolution is Full HD in 3D Mode.) , HDR, and image processing. 4K PRO-UHD home theatre projectors faithfully display all your favourite content from the classics to the latest blockbusters. This isn't just a new way to watch movies; it's the best way.
3LCD Technology: All Epson projectors are based on 3-chip LCD technology for amazing colour, incredible detail and solid reliability. 3LCD's 3-chip architecture dedicates an entire chip to process each primary colour – red, green and blue, continuously. Unlike single-chip technology that delivers colour sequentially, you get full-time colour. The result is vibrant, realistic images and video all delivered with 3LCD's true-to-life colour.
Stunning Colour: Brilliant image quality requires high colour brightness (colour light output). EH-LS12000B, powered by 3LCD technology, is capable of producing White Light and Colour Light Output of 2,700 lumens in 4K enhancement resolution, delivering amazing colour brightness. You'll also enjoy brilliant, colour rich performance.
Dedicated 4K Enhancement Processor: Advanced 4K enhancement hardware precisely controls three-individual high-definition LCD chips to parallel process up to 8.3 million pixels of information. This new type of resolution enhancement technology results in a 4K visual experience – surpassing other forms of 4K home theatre projection.
Dedicated HDR Processor: A High Dynamic Range expands the range of colour and contrast that can be reached, resulting in a more realistic and natural image. Epson's full 10-bit HDR colour processing accepts 100% of the HDR source information to faithfully reproduce HDR content for an exceptional visual performance.
Rich Black Contrast: The EH-LS2000B home theatre projector boast exceptional performance with contrast ratios 2,500,000:1 for mesmerising dark scenes, bringing your favourite movies to life.
Detail Enhancement: Super-resolution defines edges for standard and HD content, while Detail enhancement refines surface detail for true-to-life images
Frame Interpolation: Frame interpolation technology inserts multiple new frames between the original ones, so motion appears smoother, sharper and more realistic.
Lens Memory: Fast, quiet and precise, pre-set up to 10 positions for motorised zoom, focus and lens shift for both standard projection and wide cinema ratios. Project 2.35, 1.85 and 1.78 aspect ratios on the same screen without an anamorphic lens; and no downtime when switching between ratios. Watch movies on a grander scale at the touch of a remote button, without any disruptive black bars.
In The News
Winner of StereoNet's APPLAUSE AWARD
"Putting Epson's new EH-LS12000B through its paces gave us an appreciation of how much care has gone into building this projector. While getting the best HDR images from it requires some initial manual intervention, it's a simple affair, and the effort is well worth it. It's no slouch with SDR either – its black levels and accurate gamma tracking give images a superb sense of depth. Meanwhile, its ability to produce sharp images with accurate colours and skin tones is the icing on the cake. So it is a worthy successor to the EH-TW9400 and an excellent projector in its own right – upholding Epson's legacy of providing superb value for money." StereoNet
Main Features & Specifications
- Design: 4K 3LCD Home Theatre projector
- Light Source: Laser diode
- LCD Panel: 18.7mm (0.74-inch) wide panel
- High Dynamic Range – HDR10, HDR10+: Yes
- Hybrid Log Gamma – HLG: Yes
- Advanced Image Processing: Yes
- Remote Control: Yes
- Super Resolution: Yes (4K compatible)
- Auto Contrast Enhancement: Yes
- Scene Adaptive Gamma: Yes
- AV Mute: Yes
- Direct Power on: Yes
- Frame Interpolation: Yes (up to 4K 60fps)
- Image Enhancement: Yes
- Colour Modes: Dynamic, Bright Cinema, Cinema, Natural, Vivid
Image
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080 (x4 with 4K Enhancement*)
- Aspect ratio: 16:9
- Colour Processing: 10 bit
- Contrast Ratio: 2,500,000:1
- Light output: 2,700 lumens
- Colour Reproduction: Up to 1.07 Billion Colours
- Keystone correction: Vertical -30 to +30 Degrees, Horizontal: -30 to +30 degrees
- Lens Shift: Vertical: -96.3% to 96.3%, Horizontal: -47.1% to 47.1%
Optical
- Zoom: 1- 2.1 (optical)
- Screen Size: 1.48m – 9.08m (50;300)
- Projection Distance: 3.0 – 6.3m
- Lens F Number: 2.0 – 3.0
- Lens Focal Length: 22.5mm – 46.7mm
- Focus Method: powered
Connectivity
- Digital Inputs: 2 x HDMI (1 x HDCP2.3) (HDMI2 supports eARC/ARC)
- Opt. HDMI Input: 1 x USB A
- Control Inputs: 1 x RS232c
- Network Inputs: 1 x RJ45
- Trigger Out: 3.5mm Mini-Jack
Other Features
- Power Consumption: 302 W (On), 2.0 W (Standby)
- Noise Level (Normal/Eco): 30 dB - Quiet: 22 d
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 520 x 192.7 x 447mm
- Weight: 12.7 kg
- Manufacturers Warranty: 3 Years
Note: Features & Specifications Subject To Change Without Notice. E&OE
* 4K resolution enhancement technology shifts each pixel to produce an image on screen, up to the stated specification.