Instead of ANSI luminance standard, polar meter introduces CCB projector luminance standard.

CTOnews.com August 18 news, according to Chi Mi official news, Chi mi officially launched the film color brightness standard (Cinema Color Brightness, quantitative unit CCB lumens).

Next, the full range of polar rice products will be switched to CCB marking mode, and the polar meter H5 will be the first model to adopt the new brightness standard of polar meters.

Polar rice said that the ANSI brightness standard, which was used from the industrial age, also lost its original value, and it was originally an important basis to help consumers choose products, but because of the lack of limited conditions in the home scene, it was used by some manufacturers to win the trust of users. The numerical volume of "only luminance theory" has caused a huge gap between the nominal and the actual, and has gradually deviated from the direction of creating value for users.

Chi Mi said that all competitors are welcome to adopt stricter film color brightness and join hands to promote the healthy and stable development of the household projection industry.

The following is a comparison of the two standards given by Polar Meter:

CTOnews.com learned that at present, the projectors on the market basically use the ANSI brightness standard, and it is not known whether the film color brightness (CCB) will be adopted by the industry.