Cineworld Eastbourne, first European multiplex fully equipped with RGB laser

The British exhibitor installs CP2315-RGB and CP2320-RGB projectors, with Christie's RealLase technology, in its eight rooms.

Eastbourne Cineworld has become the first European multiplex to have all your rooms with RGB laser. The conversion has been carried out thanks to technology Say RealLaser Christie. With the installation of the projectors CP2315-RGB y CP2320-RGB In its eight screens, this British cinema complex today projects with levels of brightness, color and contrast worthy of the best cinematographic experiences. Clearly demonstrating its confidence in RGB laser technology, Cineworld has equipped other theaters in the country with systems of this technology.

Kiril Enikov, Technical Director of Cineworld, acknowledges being very satisfied "with the possibility that Christie RealLaser technology gives us to guarantee our customers a cinema experience of the highest level. It is a technology known today for its extraordinary performance and great reliability. Our goal is for viewers to know that our theaters are the best place to watch movies. Hence, the investment in cutting-edge high-performance technologies allows us to be sure that this objective is fully met."

The CP2315-RGB and CP2320-RGB projectors bring the latest in pure RGB laser technology to the exhibitor with a cost of ownership comparable to xenon lamp solutions. Equipped with CineLife electronics and RealLaser lighting, both models achieve optimal results in terms of image quality, operational life and overall cost. The compact, all-in-one form factor of both projectors completely eliminates the need for external elements or coolers, making them extremely easy to install in any type of projection booth.

Authentic and immersive experience

Cineworld Group has also trusted Christie to update the screens of the complejo londinense The Picturehouse Central, in Piccadilly. We must add that also the O2 Greenwich Superscreen (one of the largest screens in all of Europe) is powered by a Christie RGB laser projection system.

“Seeing that exhibitors continue to invest in RealLaser technology to equip their rooms and satisfy all types of audiences fills us with satisfaction and reaffirms our decision to focus on RGB laser technology,” he declares. Phil Lord, Christie's director of film sales.

“We are convinced that this technology will allow cinemas to increase their audiences and offer their current and future customers an authentic and immersive experience, with long-lasting visual performance and a reduced total cost of ownership,” he adds.

With their RealLaser lighting technology, Christie projectors meet DCI standards and exceed 95% of the 2020 recommendation without color correction or filter. Its rich, deep and intense chromaticism, coupled with its high contrast ratio, has helped Cineworld achieve stunning 2K and 4K visuals for its viewers to enjoy, while achieving significant performance improvements.

Finally, it should be noted that Cineworld Group, the second largest film exhibitor in the world, has signed an agreement by which it undertakes to acquire more than a thousand RGB pure laser cinema projectors next generation, equipped with Christie RealLaser lighting technology.