I would like to purchase an outdoor screen to use with this projector. What size do you suggest? Thank you for your reply.
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Hello, I have not used an outdoor screen, so I'm not sure what the main differences are in terms of size. But I have an 8-foot screen @ 16:9 ratio. The one I use is a typical pull-down/retractable screen like you might see in a classroom or conference room. I hope this helps! And btw, I absolutely love this projector :)
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120". This ELITE SCREEN I have INDOOR: ASIN B009YCGCPW. Pretty good! Buy it from Amazon.com seller not third parties! OUTDOOR probably will work if you cover it and its not under moist.
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I have this one Camp Chef OS-144 Indoor/Outdoor Movie Screen, White and this one Carl's Blackout Cloth, 110x200-inch, DIY Projector Screen, Raw Material/Fabric, Matte White,16:9/1.0 The 144 inch is pretty good but the "Carl's Blackout Cloth, 110x200-inch, DIY Projector Screen" mounted on a PVC pipe frame is far more impressive and the projector does a good job with it.
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This is what I would do... First get the dimensions of the 320 (projector)? Then call amazon for the dimensions of the carrying case. If you cannot get the dimensions for the 320 online...Amazon should have it or can get them for you. I did not buy a 320...Thanks. Cindy
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This is an excellent screen. I play Call of Duty and Need 4 Speed on it all the time and it is beautiful. I have a Benq W7000 projector and the screen quality is amazing. Would recommend it. No one touches my screen, so it stays perfect. I wouldn't want "hands" on it, so having it in the garage where it could be touched might be a concern. As long as it is untouched, I think you would be fine. Good luck!
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The size of the screen relates to the distance the projector is from the screen. I would size the screen based on the size of the room it is located in or the number of people you expect to view it.
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The answer is: "DEFINITELY NO". You might want to measure the exact lenght from the place the projector is going to be placed to the screening surface. And knowing this search different projector by specs. I can imagine such would cost up to several hundreds bucks.
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It is a very small screen, 8 inches, so putting 8 screens on it would not be practical in my opinion, I only ever used it indoor, I don't know (and don't think) it is a good choice for outdoor use, if that is what you mean, but if you mean you want to put the camera outside but the monitor is inside, it should work fine, still I have not tried it.
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You should be fine with your outside options. We mounted our screen onto a wood frame (like a picture frame) and then hung it from the ceiling. Hope this helps!
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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...
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Projector can adjust to screen size. If you want a portable look at elite t119uws1on Amazon for $154. If you want a wall fixed screen find one that fits your wall. Bigger is not always better.
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The projector doesn't really matter because they all are adjustable when it comes to the size of the picture they project. The screen you are looking at will accept an 8 foot image. If you are looking to project a bigger image they do make screens that are larger in size.I have this screen and it works great for me. We use it outdoors and can watch a movie from over 50 feet away and no one has a problem seeing the picture.
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It depends entirely upon how far from the wall you want to mount your projector. If you search for projectorcentral dahtcom go to their Projection Calculator Pro and put in the model number PJD5533w. Be sure to change the Aspect Ration to 16:9 You will find that in a room with ambient light, you want to mount the projector a maximum of 14 feet 6 inches from the screen. This will give you a horizontal image of 127 inches. (62"x111"). If you get screen material from Carl's Place (here on Amazon) you can get most material up to 71"x126" for standard shipping rates. It will come rolled in a tube so that there are not creases. I bought the FlexiGray from him because my projector is in the Man Cave/Bar/ Casino where there is ambient light and I wanted enhanced contrast in a room that wasn't pitch black (very happy with the results). This projector will throw a much larger image (check the calculator) The result will be a loss of brightness, and a reduction in image quality. Also, you may find that you will have to settle for using a painted wall as your screen. This projector does not have much of a throw range, so you should calculate your screen size based on where you want to mount the projector, or base your projector location on your desired screen size. Hope this helps.
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No you shouldnt have any problem with a 92" to 115" outside. Mine is an 80" screen which the BenQ can totally cover from 5 feet away.
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I think it really depends on how close to the wall/screen you are mounting the projector. Mine is 16 feet from the front of the projector to the wall and easily covers every bit of my 10' 8" (diagonal) screen with excellent resolution. So from 12 feet you should be able to project a very large quality image.
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We use ours for outdoor movie nights all summer and it works great. We hook up an extra speaker since we usually invite others. We have no complaints about this projector, it was an awesome projector and perfect for indoor/outdoor family movie nights.
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Picture quality is awesome. However- not sure about your setup, but a short throw doesn't make much sense for an outdoor projector. Also not sure about brightness for outdoors, since there tends to be a lot of light outside that you can't control. Probably safer to look elsewhere.
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It can be any size. It depends on the distance between the projector and the screen or the wall. I tried on a screen up to 100 inches (4mx4m)
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I have not used it outdoors, but I have used it in a brightly illuminated room with lots of unshaded windows, and it provides a bright, vivid picture -- better than any other I have ever seen. (But, if the sun outside is shining directly on the screen, no projector can overpower that. So there is no absolute answer to your question -- "it depends...") Hope this helps.