How far from the screen can this projector been if I have a 70x70 screen?
1996684
(70X70 inches?) I projected mine on the side of a house and it still looked perfect. So You would probably be fine. :)
1996685
My projector is 11 fr from the screen and my picture size is 80" diagonally... of that helps any....it does have an awesome picture...and great value
449469
Hi Lori. I set it up about 8 feet away from the wall and it projected clearly like a 45 - 60 inch tv screen. Clear and bright with lights off.
1460449
from my experience you need 15 to 20 feet for that wide of spread. I project 15' by 10' at 20' out from the screen
1491447
I am working from memory, but we got a sixty inch screen from no more than five feet away. It may depend on your projector and its ability to widen the image. But, for the cost, this screen has proven to be highly effective for our needs in a rather tight space. Hope that helps.
1581758
As with any projected image, the distance of the projector from the surface you're projecting it on to has a huge effect on the size of that image. We have found that the image is most clear and large when the projector is a minimum of 15' feet away from the surface. This is not a good product to be used in a small space.
1068976
So I just purchased this.... my projector is 13.5 feet away from the screen and I MIGHT be getting 80inch... is there a setting i'm missing? i've adjusted everything I can manually
867821
Yes. I have a 120 inch 16:9 screen. The projector is 9-1/2 feet away. Stadium seating is 12 to 16 feet away. Love playing PS3 and Wii on it. Had friends and family over to watch WrestleMania in HD granted it's not an HD projector but still looked good.
441981
I think it depends on your projector. I was surprised that I needed to be fairly close, maybe 5 to 6ft. I'm very happy with the screen, it's big, but easy setup and breakdown. Hope this helps. :)
1649409
Yes. I use the same exact set up. Just remember that it's a short throw projector and will need to be about 5ft (give or take) away from the screen.
2220145
That sounds about right. Mine is 16' away for a 100" diagonal screen. If you need something shorter I'd strongly suggest a short throw projector.
1744245
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!
1121286
I've had it 20 feet away from screen, image was great. Haven't tried it further because I speak with laptop and projector up front with me. Hope this helps.
441976
It definitely depends on the throw of the projector, for example my Benq W1500 is rated as a 1.07 to 1.71 zoom throw, So I multiply 144"(screen size) x 1.07 and then again x 1.71 and I know that I need to set this projector between 154"(12'-10") and 246" (20'-6") away from the screen.
1560051
Sorry, forgot to mention that at the viewing distance, you probably need to be around 5 ft from screen for the 30". And about 10ft for the 60".
672656
I'm not sure, so I just walked outside and measured the approximate distance from where the projector was on Saturday. I would say about 11 - 12 feet. You could probably pull back the projector more but you would need a really big screen and you may loose some of the crisp image quality...maybe I'll make a bigger screen and test it out...
1521469
I actually set my projector about 8 feet from the screen that I have to do power point presentations on. I don't think that you will have a problem focusing from a shorter distance.
155198
I prefer when I'm by myself to sit about six feet away from my 120 inch screen, so that the spectacle fills my entire field of vision. With the projector properly mounted above there's a steep slope of projection so that a person can get relatively close to the screen without blocking the projection. Since my big screen is in a fairly small room, guests tend to sit about 10 feet back from the screen.