Would this item work for indoor use? I would be interested in using this for presentations or short video clips.
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Yes I think so- it comes with metal poles when after assembly, the poles look like 2 table legs which extend beyond the front and back of the screen. Keep that in mind if you are setting this up in a small area and are not planning to Attach the screen to a wall.
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This Tr-Pod would be good for that purpose. it is ajustable for on how high for what you need it for. I Have a cannon video camera that i use on a tripod when i do my video for youtube as well
2156789
Any indoor video is relatively poor unless ample window light is present. I would say it is sufficient for capturing family moments but not for quality video. Personally I like the little camera.
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I never used it for video, but it works for audio. It is only about 2 feet long I think. Bill b.
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I would think it could be used indoors as well. Its a very well made product if your considering it.
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No; OK for indoor use. Setup and foldup are very easy, but I have found that the table surface finish is very fragile and shows scrapes and light contact easily.
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Yes I'd say this mic should be used mainly indoors. The wind screen is actually quite bad, it's like feathers that fall off even in the slightest of wind. However the sound quality is excellent. (at least compared to the built-in mic)
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It's excellent for PowerPoint presentations. I can't see why it wouldn't work fine for classroom presentations
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I wouldn't recommend it. It is too fancy for that. It is definitely an indoor table.
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Projection is decent, although we have to hook up our own sound. Works fine with a Bluetooth speaker connected to the laptop. We use ours for movies for our block parties, so it's fine for that. For important business meetings, I would suggest something sharper and with sound.
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I use mine in a gym to project workout videos for classes. Although it is dark in there are still dim lights on so that members can see and it works very clearly. I don't believe it would be good for projecting a calendar, if im not mistaken they don't recommend this model for presentations of sorts.
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I wouldn't recommend it for video. It doesn't have enough power to watch videos especially 1080p and sometimes 720p will not run smooth.
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I am not sure how it would work for gaming, I am using it to support my conference room. I only use it for Power Point and word type documents.
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It should not be used indoors either. Mine quit after a month or so. You get what you pay for.
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I wouldn't use it for that. It is a nice quality unit but it is really designed more for use as a program or presentation type projector. In would spend a little more money and get a bigger unit more designed for movie use.
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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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No. I would not recommend this camera for indoor video. It's incredibly noisy and shadows and dark areas get crushed to pure black. When in telephoto mode, all lenses let *less* light in, so there's even less information for the camera to record. Usually, the bigger the range between wide and telephoto means less light getting in compared to mild zooms. (So a 10x would let less light in compared to 5X or 3X) This camera uses MPEG-4, and not the more advanced h.264 or AVCHD Lite. If you want to shoot video under low light conditions, consider getting a video camcorder. I have not seen *any* still camera video look great unless in complete daylight. I'll be happy to send you a video I made at the office under normal lighting and how crummy the image quality is.