Canon REALiS SX6000 Pro Reviews

The Canon REALiS SX6000 comes as a reminder that 4:3, long the dominant projector aspect ratio, still has an important place in many environments. From the schoolhouse to the training room to the hospital, many folks still rely on 4:3 projectors. The SX6000 is a modern, high-resolution projector that produces a clear, sharp, bright image with excellent color. While black level is not quite up to snuff for photography and film display, it is more than sufficient for the display of data graphics and technical diagrams in mild to moderate ambient light. The SX6000 is not without its issues. Lens installation is unusually complicated and there is no Eco-mode to reduce light output and increase the time between expensive lamp replacements. This also limits the range of light outputs the SX6000 is capable of, since it cannot put out anything less than about 3500 lumens. These limitations, however, do not take away from what the SX6000 is truly good at, which is the display of high-resolution content on a large screen in a bright room. If you need these things in 4:3 aspect ratio, the SX6000 is an excellent choice.