Why a 4:3 Screen Aspect Ratio: I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the ingredients are that go into this product?
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The iPad uses a 4:3 ratio, and currently commands about 85% of the tablet market. 4:3 is a more natural size for something like a tablet. It most closely resembles the look and feel of a book, magazine or piece of paper. A 16:9 display is difficult to hold in your hand, and makes for an uncomfortable device. It also makes rotation more alarming as you go from a very wide to very tall display. Many industry experts think the 16:9 ration is partially to blame for the almost universal poor sales numbers for the Android tablets.
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Does very well with 4x5 film but you need to use at least 1200 dpi resoliution and the result will be a large file. Scale at 100%. The default is 400%
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It's been a while since I ordered mine, but I seem to remember there were different sizes available. My screen as a 3/4 inch frame all around. The inside mesh is 22 3/4 inches by 24 1/2 inches. I don't know how you could have more mesh without compromising sturdiness.
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go to the item on amazon; click where they have pics of all sides; click on backphoto; you can enlarge the ingredients if needed. ingredients are all listed there as well as other info. this works well for me
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You might want to try the following using the Screen Settings in the Settings Menu (pp29-30 of the manual): Wide Mode - Full Auto Wide - On 4:3 Default (grayed out) Display - Full Pixel Horizontal Center - 0 Vertical Center - +3 This seems to resolve the "over-scan" issues with 1080i. The downside, depending on your point of view, is that everything is displayed in its true aspect ratio (there are a variety of wide screen ratios used even on the same channel.) This could be a distraction, though I got use to it very quickly and don't think about any more. Anyway, give it a try. You can always change it back if you don't like the results.
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There are two settings. Original and Full. I use original, which means my 4:3 photos have black bars on the side. Full stretches and crops photos that are originally 4:3 to fit the 16:9. I use original, and keep all the original photo details, but will need to figure out how to shoot in 16:9. I'm sure you could also use other software to control the cropping and convert 4:3 to 16:9 keeping only the part of the photo you want.
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YES it is 4:3. The actual viewing area of the screen is 8.3x6.2 inch (211x158 mm) it's a 10.4 inch diagonal screen. The Pix-Star Customer Support Team.
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I can simply answer this question by telling the customer not to buy this product, I bought this a little over a year ago and have had to have it replaced once only to have it go bad once again. The second time I just called it a loss and chucked the screen in the trash. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!
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My screen is an 80" widescreen 16:9(measured on the diagonal). my projector is 9'10" away. It leaves about an inch all the way around the screen unused. If I put the projector on 4:3 ratio it's not large enough.
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the only information I've ever been able to garner on the ratio is from the label, where is just states that there are more 6 than 3. this could be as low as 2:1 by that statement, so I don't know for sure. I did want to attempt to answer this question as best I could, or maybe more accurately couldn't, because I really do believe this product works and makes a difference in my day to day life. sorry I couldn't be more specific to your question, but did want to share my positive experience with this product. thanks.
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I didn't use the product I bought. It is literally a "cloth" product and my HD projector looks good enough on a painted wall so I didn't want to deal with putting up and anchoring a big cloth product. I have a 120" screen projected on the wall.
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My third screen is a very old 19" LCD. It was never intended to be used for gaming. That being said, to help answer this question I fired up World of Warcraft and moved it to my third screen. It appeared to work fine. WoW may not be the best example.
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it is realy smaaaaaal screen! do you see this purple around and small rectangular spot in the middle... that how small the screen4x2 inches.hope i unsweard your questiondo not waste your money
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lol read the description. there are like 4 areas where they discuss all the specs of this. This one is 1080p 16:9.
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I am sorry to tell you that I made the same mistake. All you can do is mirror the DVI input. One thing I am working on though is creating aa custom driver that will double the virtual width of the monitor resolution while still maintaining the same height. I have gotten close once but the aspect ratio for the width doubled as well. Resulting in watching movies with a bunch of short fat people. My work around for now is to use the vga jack out of my laptop for one 23" monitor and an HDMI to DVI-D adapter and DVI-D cable to my other 23" monitor. This gives me 3 hi-res displays to use. Not the most elegant solution but it works. If you find an answer I would love to here it. If I get my custom double wide driver to work I will be happy to share. Cheers, CJ. Cjchumbley@computer.org
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It is HD 1080P which has an aspect ratio of 16x9 as most TV's have. That ratio is considered WIDE (1.85:1) not PANAVISION which is 2.40:1. I use it on a 3D DLP projector via HDMI, and it works great.
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Of course, there are media players that allow one to alter the aspect ratio. VLC media player, for example. The monitor just plays whatever the computer tells it.