I want a .47 projection. On other websites that is how this model is described. It the projection closer to 1" or .47"? Thanks for a response!
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the distance from the face of the cabinet to the center of the bar is close to 1". you need enough clearance to slide your hand under it. they are beautiful though. hope that helps
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I have mine set for 10 feet away to project about a 45 inch screen. I bought a pull-down blind at Home depot for $50 that covers 7 feet by 5. Much cheaper than a projection screen.
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I think this screen is like 90" diagonal so you'll want a projector that can project around that number so you don't have a lot of white space when watching something. Most projectors project from like 20"-80" and up so all you have to do is move the projector closer or further away from the screen to get the size you want! But just make sure the projector you buy can reach at least 80" diagonally otherwise the picture won't be as clear on the screen and there will be a lot of extra white space!
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both .12 and .2 ! if u want farther reach use the .12 but if u want accuracy then u use .2.,, i prefer using .2's
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After MUCH watching of this and other 46" and 52" LCDs, IMHO this is the perfect viewing distance for a 46". Others say a 52" is even fine at this distance, but I find that periodically I see things at 10 feet that I don't at 12, so I like 12' for a 52". YMMV
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The diameter is about 6ft If you put it right in the middle. Projection can be larger by the angle of inclination but with distortion.
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Todd, I am sorry to say that I returned the monitor 3 days after I received it. I'm a heating & air conditioning contractor. I wanted a 32" screen to be able to see a larger portion of a mechanical plan all at one time. I have two 21" monitors. I replaced one of them with the 32" monitor. In order to get the resolution good enough to read a drawing I would have to zoom into the drawing to the same point as what I could see on the other 21" monitor. My 21" monitors are Acer with MUCH better overall display than the 32" NEC. I was disappointed the NEC 32" monitor didn't work out for me. However, Amazon handled the return in an excellent manner. Hope that helps. Todd, I am sorry to say that I returned the monitor 3 days after I received it. I'm a heating & air conditioning contractor. I wanted a 32" screen to be able to see a larger portion of a mechanical plan all at one time. I have two 21" monitors. I replaced one of them with the 32" monitor. In order to get the resolution good enough to read a drawing I would have to zoom into the drawing to the same point as what I could see on the other 21" monitor. My 21" monitors are Acer with MUCH better overall display than the 32" NEC. I was disappointed the NEC 32"... » Read More Todd, I am sorry to say that I returned the monitor 3 days after I received it. I'm a heating & air conditioning contractor. I wanted a 32" screen to be able to see a larger portion of a mechanical plan all at one time. I have two 21" monitors. I replaced one of them with the 32" monitor. In order to get the resolution good enough to read a drawing I would have to zoom into the drawing to the same point as what I could see on the other 21" monitor. My 21" monitors are Acer with MUCH better overall display than the 32" NEC. I was disappointed the NEC 32" monitor didn't work out for me. However, Amazon handled the return in an excellent manner. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Check screeninovations.com They have a projector calculator based on model.
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Ok I looked into it further and found it is NOT 3D. I had bought 2 32 inch tv's at different times and different models but neither are 3D.
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I think 46 is plenty big. I wanted the 52, but just like you $70 an inch didn't suit my needs. I believe at only 10,000 dynamic contrast ratio the 46 probably looks better too. Hope this reply isn't too late.
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Dear Sir I'm sorry I can't answer for your question precisely as I am in Korea now while the projector is in my house in the US But I could answer it correctly when I get home in late Feb if you'd still want Or you could go to Amazon.com - Epson projector - specification then you might find some information regarding the projection distance. Good Luck and a Wish you happy new year
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When mounted it projects out 1 3/4". I see another posting says 2", but 1 3/4 " would be more precise. My daughter says, samey same dad.
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http://www.easyawn.com/standard.htm 30" Projection with a 15" (plus 6" valance) Drop
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There are three pages of zoom instructions with illustrations, and here are the basic settings: No zoom &gt; Stretch, Letterbox, Pillar Box &gt; Full Screen &gt; Under Scan &gt; 1.2 &gt; 1.3 &gt; 1.5 &gt; 2.0 &gt; 1/2 &gt; Back to 1:1 again. I like the fact that I can maintain the proper aspect ratio when playing older movies and TV programs from DVD. If there's X/Y scaling, I haven't found it but that doesn't mean it isn't there. I don't know where to look. :-)
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I never saw it...I'm overseas and bought it for my son...Don't think it was 1:48...That would make it a VERY large model...Almost positive it is 1:72...That's normal for large aircraft...Sorry about the Delay...take Care Tony
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Dear HL S. It is difficult to provide an accurate and scientific answer based on the given input. Give it a try, buy the product, check it out and see if it meets your quality standards. If yes--Great!. Otherwise return to supplier for full refund and learn from the experience when specifying another projector. Regards. Mr. North East.
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I should add a link for you http://www.projectorcentral.com/BenQ-W710ST-projection-calculator.htm Regards Greg