Does this projector has lens shift and vertical/horizontal (forget the terminology) features?
892943
Not physical shift. There are minor adjustments you can make in the settings, but the lens is fixed. It has Vertical and Horizontal keystone.
892944
Yes but it has such a small adjustable range that you might as well say it is not there. you need to set it up exactly where it needs to be to fill the screen. I also would not suggest setting it up where you have to play with keystone.
892945
No. Most DLP projector DO NOT have lens shift. You should not use lens shift if at all possible since it will cause you to lose massive amounts of resolution. This unit does have keystone correction (another thing to stay away from) and a zoom lens which is fine for use.
892946
Yes, if you're referring to the ability to compensate for being off center of the screen during projection. I believe it is called keyhole or something like that.
1965978
No, unless you hang the projector to a ceiling mount. This requires the projector to be attached upside down. The projector has setting to flip Picture, but you'll still have to place where you're not in front of the light beam. if you have the room space. This projector has rear projection, but require the purchase of a rear projection screen. This would be the best way to achieve what you're trying to do.
1624756
This is not a fixed focus lense. You can vary the distance from screen then focus lense to clear image. The focus distance is limited but you don"t need much to clear the image. I hope this answers your question. I do enjoy the projector, well made and high quality overall.
577443
Yes... It has a special adapter from the projector but ends in standard VGA cable... Hope it helps!
1744173
Like Dcpcruz said, there's no built-in setting for vertical display. I've used it vertically while hooked up with an hdmi cable to my windows tablet, where I switched to vertical display on the tablet itselt. It should work for you if you have a stand to hold the projector vertically.
1843808
It's a fixed position. You can tilt left/right/up/down as well as turn completely around. So you'll need to adjust the zoom on your projector or place in best tile for correct distance & quality display.
1092896
There are 2 different varients of this projector. Mine didn't that's part of the reason I'm returning it
1092895
That would be correct. You can change the size of the image the old fashioned way, moving the projector. The short throw is worth the lack of zoom for me and my use of the unit.
2283984
I'm pretty sure that it does. I bought four of the Samsung classes at best buy for 18 dollars. yet I never used all four simultaneously. it is a great projector though and the picture is fantastic. The 3d effect is excellent as well. just try to get it on sale but you will not be disappointed. hope you enjoy it
737522
Not sure, but this projector didn't have clear characters on the screen. Not recomended!
927533
Honestly I don't think the designers thought of it: As far as I can tell you'll need a ceiling mount which cradles it, instead of one of those that simply bolts right into the projector, and on top of that; one that doesn't obscure the connectors, located on the right side towards the back, unless you only need VGA or USB which are on the back. But it can flip the image upside down.
657424
No, it doesn't. It has room to shift. You should read my product review though. The actual light is kind of twisty and crooked. Not nearly the quality I was expecting from a $500 light.
1994306
Yes it does. A very sophisticated image stabilization. It can be set in 4 different modes:1.Off2. Auto (both horizontal & vertical stabilization)3. Vertical only for up and down movements4. Horizontal only for panning horizontally.Trust this helps.
274296
No. You get what you pay for. Look into the Aser H5360 - this is the best projector for the money and can be used for many purposes. I've used it for presentations, and watched 3D movies at home on it (3D requires Optima 3DXL converter.)
2203187
No, the projector has a flat base and fixed angle of projection. To change the angle of projection, you would need to place it on a slanted surface.
927920
It does not. You can slide the monitors up and down, in or out, and pivot a bit on the vertical axis.
899104
No, the lens is stationary, you can only adjust different axis for permanent installation viewing.