Could i use this device with a projector to simply improve my movie viewing experience? Example like better color quality for a tv show.
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Not really...unless your projector accepts different color profiles. It's designed to calibrate a computer screen or display based on the ambient room light. It will also monitor the room light and make screen adjustments on the fly. It can be used to match the colors of one or more displays to each other. It will work with a projector if you need to match that to a computer or a camera, etc. I think for a projector showing TV shows, a test target would be more useful. This device cannot improve what isn't there to begin with. It all hinges on being able to change .icm color profiles and match those profiles between devices, including cameras, monitors, projectors and printers. Not really...unless your projector accepts different color profiles. It's designed to calibrate a computer screen or display based on the ambient room light. It will also monitor the room light and make screen adjustments on the fly. It can be used to match the colors of one or more displays to each other. It will work with a projector if you need to match that to a computer or a camera, etc. I think for a projector showing TV shows, a test target would be more useful. This device cannot improve what isn't there to begin with. It all hinges on being able to change .icm color profiles and... » Read More Not really...unless your projector accepts different color profiles. It's designed to calibrate a computer screen or display based on the ambient room light. It will also monitor the room light and make screen adjustments on the fly. It can be used to match the colors of one or more displays to each other. It will work with a projector if you need to match that to a computer or a camera, etc. I think for a projector showing TV shows, a test target would be more useful. This device cannot improve what isn't there to begin with. It all hinges on being able to change .icm color profiles and match those profiles between devices, including cameras, monitors, projectors and printers. « Show Less
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Yes, of course you can use Colormunki Display to calibrate your projector for better colour, contrast and brightness. Make sure the software is loaded in your computer and the projector is connected to the computer. Darken the room fully and place the Colormunki facing the screen and start operating the software. It will calibrate any surface of the screen accurately and there after the projection becomes a pleasure. Any more doubts, please do ask. For more details, please watch the following site - http://www.xrite.com/colormunki-display
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Possibly, depending on how off your colors are. Remember that sometimes calibration results in a reduction of the brightness of a screen or a projected image. This may detract from the viewing experience.
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I have used it for movies before but i would say it is not the most suitable piece of equipment to do so. It can get too noisy in the room because of the cooler working for such a long time and the projector also heats too much after long periods of use.
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The camera has an HDMI output port and came with a mini-HDMI to HDMI cable which connects to my HDTV. Playback is controlled in the camera and displayed on the TV in high definition. If your projector has an HDMI input, I'm sure it would work perfectly. The instruction book also indicates that you can connect to a non-HD TV (and presumably this would include an non-HD projector) by use of a special AV cable that is sold separately. This connects using the camera's "Multi" port, and has standard RCA plugs - 1 for video, 2 for audio for the TV side. I haven't tried this and don't have the cable. The instruction book also recommends that, when playing back on a TV or projector, you should use the AC adapter (which is sold separately). I presume they recommend this so that you will not run out of battery power during your presentation.
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You need a projector and camera to use with this device. If you don't have both, it would probably be best (most economical) to use a commercial 8mm film to digital service. There are many companies offering this service - just do a web search.
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Absolutely, this is a great device for movies. If you subscribe to Netflix or hulu or something like that you can stream shows. You can also dowwnload them or copy them from you desktop or laptop to watch when you don't have a good WiFi connection.
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What I use is a blue tooth speaker connected to a computer. Projector manual doesn't say much, the sound quality itself isn't satisfying anyway
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yes. it will work for you. but please remember this is not a full hd projector; it is not clear enough for small fonts and delicate details.
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I have used this same projector outdoors to watch movies on a 6 foot screen. ON a large screen I don't think this will work well. It is very bright but not bright enough for that sort of distance or width. I think you would be better off with a projector designed for movie projection.
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I don't know if it will work with a projector, but I found that it did not work well at all. I ended up discarding it and buying something else.
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As I recall, yes. You can download the user manual from ViewSonic. HDMI is all digital and is better for longer runs and generally give more accurate color.
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Yes! its Great for projecting movies, that's the reason i bought it in the first place, I projected it on a wall at a friends yard and it looked great thank even though no screen wad used, lights off of course, I don't regret buying this projector at all! :) hope this helps.
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That I can't really answer as I haven't tried projecting movies to the TV, but I wouldn't think so. Certainly there is no degradation in visual quality for viewing movies or images directly on the Kindle. If I have time tomorrow, I will try to set up my HDX and TV to test this out and will let you know if there is a problem. Frankly this is the first screen protector that I forget is there. It's virtually invisible and the adds no distortion.
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You'd need to have a cable box to convert the cable into a usable signal. The cable box will probably have an HDMI jack that would be the best way to connect to the projector.
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Yes you can as long as you have a device that has a vga which is in most compters an hdmi or you can even put movies on a thumb drive or a sd card or you could hook it up to a dvd player or game system that has av hook ups which are the red yellow and white connectors it is a great projector and I use mine all of the time so if you buy enjoy it its a great product
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If your projector supports a standard HDMI input, yes. It should not be a problem. You may have to adjust your resolution on your device depending on the capabilities of your projector.
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It is a great product. How well the movie plays on it is determined by the projector you choose. I am using a " ViewSonic PJD5134 SVGA DLP Projectorwith 3D Blu-Ray Ready, Integrated Speaker and Dynamic ECO", I purchased on Amazon and the quality is crystal clear. We have watched children's shows to action packed movies and are amazed at how great it is. So, yes the screen is great but your viewing quality is determined by your projector and speakers.
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Yes it's worth the upgrade! 10 times higher contrast ratio. With a projector, that is everything.