does it do vertical keystone, makes the image rectangular shape if the projector's on the floor?
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Yes it has a digital Keystone adjust in the menu options. Full instructions are located on page 17 in the owner's manual.
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Usually if you projector is perpendicular to the canvas or paper the amount of distortion is minimal. There are two buttons on the remote control unit that can compensate for 'keystone' effect. As you push these buttons the keystoning, or distortion, is adjust one way or the other. I'll see if I can attach a picture of the remote control in this e-mail. (I couldn't attach the picture) If not, go to http://www.artograph.com/pdfs/led300-manuals/ARTOGRAPH-LED300-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf an look at the picture of the remote. You'll see two buttons labeled 'key.s with an up or down arrow; use these to adjust the distortion. Pauljs
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I've the projector and yes you can mount on the ceiling you need to mount with the upper part the one where there's the logo facing down and then there's the option in the menu to invert the picture).What vertical shift does is, one you've attached the projector to the ceiling, moving the image a little down or up
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The short answer to this is, no. Projecting down from a truly vertical position would work in theory, but very difficult to do in practice. If the cross is not projected perfectly plumb to the floor, the cross beams won't be square. There are certainly ways to do it with this device by manually transferring points and snapping chalk lines, but you can do the same with a tape measure and chalk line. What you need is a laser that is designed for projecting a right angle on a floor. An example would be a GTL 3.
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It's not flat, but sticks out (needs to be incorporated into a tiled wall). Good question--one I wish I would have known.
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It is pretty easy to flip the projector over when you place it on a high shelf. You need to invert the image using the remote control. You will get a fantastic result.I use this to project on a transparent cloth from behind so show "eye candy" at parties. Works like a charm.
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I've never had a problem with vertical pictures staying in place; if u do, it opens up pretty big and u could put a small piece of tape at the very bottom of the picture to keep it secure
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I thought the same thing upon install but depending on your projector, it might adjust to the angle automatically (mine did). Mu would give it a try as most have this feature
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Yes, if you're referring to the ability to compensate for being off center of the screen during projection. I believe it is called keyhole or something like that.
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It depends, but I just used it to project a 135" diagonal screen at about 13 feet. It would go higher to about 150" at 15-16 feet, but it has to be really dark for that to be bright enough. It doesn't have horizontal keystone, just vertical, so it only adjusts up and down based on the height of the projector and tilt. Any closer than 13 feet and it is really clear and bright, but gets down to about 80-100" diagonal screen size range.
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Honestly I don't think the designers thought of it: As far as I can tell you'll need a ceiling mount which cradles it, instead of one of those that simply bolts right into the projector, and on top of that; one that doesn't obscure the connectors, located on the right side towards the back, unless you only need VGA or USB which are on the back. But it can flip the image upside down.
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nope. it's fixed position, but it does well if you set it at an angle on something or set it on it's side. it's more about the proximity to the object or wall you want to project it onto. It's not quite bright enough for my liking.
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You can change the image format via the camera to one that has a square aspect ratio and therefore the images will look vertical, but you should not turn the camera 90 degrees. The camera has to be horizontal for proper 3D.
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Yes. You have the option to flip your image horizontally and vertically in your menu.
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The soundbar can function vertically but doesn't come with any hardware or mounting devices so you would have to improvise something. Also if it's vertical your sound direction would be to the floor or ceiling which I think would be a negative.
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Hi I have purchased this projector and yes it can an yes it does have keystone correction. We've been very happy with this projector. We use it for our home theater.
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I believe the height is static. It's a 2 piece design with the ceiling mount and the projector mount joining on a central tube with a retaining mechanism.