With this unit what size range image could one expect with the projector 16' from the screen
1077600
This projector has a big picture. Mine gives us a 75" screen at 7' away. If the ratio holds, your diagonal screen distance would be 14'. I'm pretty sure Epson has a calculator for this on their website
1077601
I would guess around 150" - 160". I use it on a 130" from about 12' - 13' away.
1077602
From a 16' throw distance (from lens to screen) this projector can display a 16x9 aspect image 176" diagonal 93" high and 149" wide and 146" diagonal at 78" high and 124" wide when zoomed. The unit has a selector to go to any setting in between those settings. The dimensions I gave are for a 16:9 aspect ration screen (basic shape of new TVs.). There are web sites that have calculators to give you these answers. The one I use is from Projector Central. Google it, If I gave you the link, it would likely cause my response to be filtered.
1077603
The image was about 6 x 6 if I remember but great clarity. Was using it foran art demonstration and it was superb. No complaints.
441981
I think it depends on your projector. I was surprised that I needed to be fairly close, maybe 5 to 6ft. I'm very happy with the screen, it's big, but easy setup and breakdown. Hope this helps. :)
1045145
I didn't check myself but I mounted my projector 14 feet away as well (I think that was a recommended distance) and It played amazing hd quality on my 100 inch screen and its bright! I would love to know how much distance you can get outside. It'll save me from testing it out on the side of my neighbors house.
1178928
put the projector further from the screen, the further you put it the bigger the object mine at present is at 14 foot from the screen and its 144"
1045146
I didn't actually check the extremes so I probably can't give you a great answer. Have you checked out one of these calculators? http://www.projectorcentral.com/projection-calculator.cfm....It was helpful for me. I can tell you I'm projecting from around 14 ft and it looks great on a 133" diagonal screen. There's a decent discussion that helped me here: http://www.avsforum.com/t/1271155/throw-distance-optoma-hd20 Hope that helps!
838548
this is an interesting projector. very large projected images...within 30 inches of a wall or screen. the projector lens is actually convex hence the "short throw" feature. as you move the projector away from the wall or screen, it very quickly becomes extremely large...approximately 8' hign about 6' from the wall
1011457
The image will fill the 18 x 24 space. You just have to get the projector far enough away and focus it properly. It just takes some fooling around with until you get it the way you want it.
1994992
Check out this link here:http://www.projectorcentral.com/Optoma-HD25e-projection-calculator-pro.htmIt helps you calculate throw distance and size depending on how far the projector is from the screen.The Optoma is an excellent projector and great value for money but, compared to some other projectors, is a little more inflexible in placement and sizing options.I have a 106" screen projected from about 13' back. Looks great, no complaints.
838546
There is some adjustment available in the settings, but it depends where your old mount is located. This projector needs to be about 7 Ft from the screen. It is a short throw model.
1118965
It varies based on distance, but it is quite large. We have the projector about 8-10 feet from the wall (we project directly onto white wall), and the image is very large. The manual has the following information:Screen/image size Projection distance50 inches 44-53 inches80 inches 71-85 inches100 inches 89-107 inches 150 inches 134-161 inchesSo if you have an 80" screen, you will need to have the project about 6-7 feet from the screen.
1057799
I have mine set-up at 12-13 feet on a 100 inch screen. I have also placed it on my neighbors side of the house about 15 feet. Picture was still good in quality but does lose some focus. My 100 inch screen is great.
1999440
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.
470198
the projector is tiny and light it actualy fits in the palm of of you hand.I have mine 6ft away from the screen and it gives off a picture size of about 32" and does not need to be in dark rooms. I have not tried it further away but i would say that it would work fine as the spec says to give up to a 100" screen which would be about 18ft.
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If you use the remote and go to setting:picture:aspect ratio, you can choose from 16:9, full, or 4:3. It also has a few other options that appear greeted out because of my other settings, which are just scan, set by program, and cinema 1. It is not the brightest projector but is otherwise awesome. It is highly portable and I use it in small conference rooms with most of the lights off.
934604
86" diagonal at a 16:9 aspect ratio. You can go to projectorcentral.com and there is a calculator for almost all projectors allowing you to know the screen size vs. throw distance and recommended seating distance away from the screen.
1381028
I currently pretty much fill a 10' diagonal 16x9 screen in a room that size with the projector hanging from the ceiling. I used it temporarily from a level about 3' off floor but screen often got blocked whenever anybody moved.
1163782
I sent mine up about 20ft -in a well lighted room - and the picture quality is very good. Keep in mine- the farther away from the screen you get - the larger the presentation. I love mine!