Will this work on a 12 ft screen for outdoor movies?
1666154
yes. it will work for a 12 feet screen. for the best picture, it is 70-100 inch, diagonal
1666155
Yes. 12ft screen should work because that's still up the 160in project showing range.
2070533
Yes. I used it outdoors on a 16 foot wide x 8 foot high screen and it looked awesome. Actually... Better picture quality than at a drive in.
2034466
YES!! Absolutely!! I've had backyard movie nights several times. I used a thick white bed sheet, slung over the fence. GREAT picture, but I'd recommend external speakers unless it's a very small, quiet audience. Hope this helps!!
102197
I used it in a youth ministry area where the screen was suspended in the middle of the room. As long as it was dark enough in the room you could see the screen / movie very well from both sides. It worked really well in my opinion.
1596549
I have mine set for 10 feet away to project about a 45 inch screen. I bought a pull-down blind at Home depot for $50 that covers 7 feet by 5. Much cheaper than a projection screen.
286403
It will depend on your application.We mounted ours in a church so the computer is about 50 feet from the projector. In that case you will need a longer VGA or DVI cable. This is an excellent resource for those cables and very cheap. http://www.monoprice.com
681507
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.
1898810
It would depend on the projector and it's power consumption. However, if it's an outdoor projector system, I really doubt it.
805851
I used it to play my violin outdoors, it works great, very good sound and volume however I think it also depend on the volume limitation of the projector. I think this item will work very good with your summer movies.
1915310
I have a 133" screen and the front end of the projector is about 14' from the screen. For a 100' screen the front end of the projector will probably need to be about 10' feet away from the screen.
1769497
i have used it about 12 feet away and it worked fine. It will go further then that.
1627946
Its the wrong projector for that. The range is about 6-10 ft. It won't work at that range.
1093039
Should work perfectly. I use this in my home cinema which would not be the size of a pub venue but I have used it externally and put it on a 130 inch display. Same results as my normal 92 inch display. The only issue you may encounter is if the room is too bright - the image is good but you may want to go with the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3020 2D and 3D 1080p Home Theater Projector. It is a lot more expensive option but the image is going to be a lot better in brighter environments like a pub. (As amazon.com as a money back guarantee, maybe try the cheaper projector first to see if it works in your environment)
589392
Hi...I actually use it outdoors, hanging from my awning...about 6 ft. off the ground. You should just use longer hooks that keep it away from the mirror. Remember that this screen is quite supple and will easily roll over the mirror but a bump in your movie might be there.
17278
More than likely not. We are about 12 feet back and can just focus on our 130" screen.
1649408
Yes, it would work well for this. The projector has to be a fixed distance from the screen which is probably about 4-5 feet to get to 120 inches, but should not be an issue since you are not mounting it. You can determine that with an online calculator. The Lumens are pretty high so should have pretty good visibility at dusk. Only other issue is it is not true HD (1080p) but still looks really good. I use it for my indoor Golf Simulator and it does the trick.
389983
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.