Does this projector come with keystone correction? I need to hang the proj from the ceiling and will probably have 5" - 6" of down angle.
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It does not have "keystone" it has lens shift. It has a ton of adjustment and will no issue offsetting 5-6".
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There is minimal rotation. You can tip it up and down and a little sideways. The Manual does not recommend using this mount if the projector does not have at least three mounting holes. Go to this link to get more details: http://www.qualgear.com/productlist.php?catid=56
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This mount will adjust to absolutely any angle you need. If you are in a tight spot, then this is the mount for you.If you need to angle the projector "down" then you need a longer mount...one with a "down rod" preferably...Angling the image downward will cause a distortion, or trapezoid. It can be "corrected" with the keystone function, but that should be a last ditch attempt. You are far better off getting the right mount that will put your projector at the correct height for your screen.
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I don't know much about the technical term of it but there is a "keystone" shift option. I have it at an angle and it is perfectly squared on my wall thanks to that option.
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No, it's not very adjustable in that aspect. From the top of the back part of the mounting bracket (on the wall) down to the top of the projector is 8 inches.
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The mount has an adjustable ball and socket joint between the projector base plate and the telescoping shaft. It should allow you to adjust for the angle of a vaulted ceiling. You can also use the keystone correction on your projector if needed. Edit: Just noticed in the spec that the tilt angle is +/- 25 degrees, so definitely check the angle of your ceiling first.
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I agree with previous answer. We hung ours from a 17-foot ceiling and project onto a 10 X 20 wall that is only 15 feet away; this is in our 'hi-tech' area with subdued lighting and it gave us a nice effect.
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Yes, keystone correction is done through the remote. I do not know the exact degrees of correction, but you can go from -40 to +40. At least half the screen either way.
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My camera is ceiling mounted. Works great. Did have some difficulty with a ceiling mount. Had to modify the one I purchased. Just make sure you check your screen size with distance. Here is a link to help estimate the distance from screen to projector. http://www.projectorcentral.com/Acer-H6510BD-projection-calculator-pro.htm
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Just tilt the projector in the direction you want and make sure that the automatic keystone correction is enabled and it should sort itself out.
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I'm not really sure if the ceiling mount can be tilted. I will check again tonight when I'm back home. I did not need that. But I will check. I have an Epson projector and the mounting pattern did not match 100%. But with the accessories that come with the ceiling mount, you will be able to figure out something. In my case I was able to select mounting bracket pieces that made it fit.
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Hi Jeff, just remember, a short throw is meant to give you optimal picture from a shorter distance. I have backed this projector up as far as 20 feet and recieved a phenomenal huge picture with great clarity! Also, as far as the angle, I have had mine on the floor and then just adjuated the keystone to the correct angle to get a straight picture. Hope this helps.
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Hi Eric - yes, we offer a ceiling mount which will let you mount the speaker to the ceiling and adjust the angle and orientation of the mount. Check out the MultiMount at our site. If you have any more questions, be sure to let us know.
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Yes, the projector has about a 11 inch offset. In other words, if you put the projector perfectly flat on the floor the bottom of the image will be 11 inches off the floor shown on the wall. There are rubber feet levelers that can tilt the projector to some extent.
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The projection is going to "map" the profile of your ceiling. So you are going to see the projection going on your beam too. Is going to be visible but not dramatically. I have a large fan in the middle of my ceiling (witch is much worst than your beam) so part of the projection is on it. But because the projector can be angled so you can "aim" the portion of the ceiling you want and especially because the projection is rotating and every part of the projection is going to "fly" in front of you at one point, it never bother me.
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Yes you can adjust however you want it. But make sure the mounting hole locations on your projector do not interfere with thr base plate of the ceiling mount.
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You should try to avoid any situation where you will be tilting your projector and/or using keystone adjustments. Ideally you would use an extension tube or as a last resort a shifting lens to get the lens into proper position in front of the screen. Using keystone adjustments (necessitated by tilting the projector) will reduce your effective resolution. I suggest you try to get the projector down at least a few feet from the ceiling, but there are lots of variables, and you have not given us enough data (throw distance, screen size, viewing distance, etc.)