How large is the projection on a ceiling/wall 2 metres away?
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The diameter is about 6ft If you put it right in the middle. Projection can be larger by the angle of inclination but with distortion.
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I'm currently at 15-17 feet away, 11 - 12 feet high and displaying off white dry wall with no material and the clarity is fantastic. A good site to check this projector's optimal distance is projector central.
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I have the projector suspended from the ceiling got a large classroom (30'x20'). It is 12' from the screen and projects a picture approx. 8' wide. There are lights on in the room and this projector's picture is clearly visible from all areas of the room.
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I believe its ment to hang from ceiling to be away from the wall by at least 2 feet. I would recommend more than 2 ft
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I have the projector mounted on a stand about 3 feet away from the screen. Any further back was too large of a display for a 5 foot screen. I think ceiling mounted would work as well.
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It depends entirely upon how far from the wall you want to mount your projector. If you search for projectorcentral dahtcom go to their Projection Calculator Pro and put in the model number PJD5533w. Be sure to change the Aspect Ration to 16:9 You will find that in a room with ambient light, you want to mount the projector a maximum of 14 feet 6 inches from the screen. This will give you a horizontal image of 127 inches. (62"x111"). If you get screen material from Carl's Place (here on Amazon) you can get most material up to 71"x126" for standard shipping rates. It will come rolled in a tube so that there are not creases. I bought the FlexiGray from him because my projector is in the Man Cave/Bar/ Casino where there is ambient light and I wanted enhanced contrast in a room that wasn't pitch black (very happy with the results). This projector will throw a much larger image (check the calculator) The result will be a loss of brightness, and a reduction in image quality. Also, you may find that you will have to settle for using a painted wall as your screen. This projector does not have much of a throw range, so you should calculate your screen size based on where you want to mount the projector, or base your projector location on your desired screen size. Hope this helps.
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The air flow is pretty concentrated, so it depends on the ceiling height. It tilts, and has good speed variations. The lights are not real bright, so that's probably the limiting factor. But to answer your question, I'd estimate 20'x20'
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Mine is 2 inches from the wall, a little less if measured from the face-plate of the outlet.
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Distance from projector depends on the projector. Mine projects the full 12' diagonal size from about 25'...
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The only downside for a home install is having enough room. The projector needs to be about 15 ft away (thats my guestimate) from the wall in order to focus properly. But it's a solid projector that is VERY bright. We've had no trouble with ours.
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According to this link http://www.projectorcentral.com/BenQ-SH910-projection-calculator.htm for a 10' wide screen projection range is between 14 & 21 feet.
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I have mine in a small bedroom and the projector is about 10ft from the wall, i get about 100" screen size. The only issue i have is that i sometimes hear the projector switch from light to dark scenes. Even on ECO mode. but i am very happy with this projector and would buy it again.
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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.
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from my experience you need 15 to 20 feet for that wide of spread. I project 15' by 10' at 20' out from the screen
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Sorry we returned this projector and required distance from the wall was one of the determining factors. It needed to be ten feet or less from a screen or wall if there was any light at all in the room. In a dark room it became 15 feet. The machine isn't powerful enough to really be useful in anything but a very small dark environment. Everything was manual adjustment requiring a lot of time just to set the thing up and lots of tinkering to keep it the way you wanted it.
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My experience has been it projects about 4-5 feet wide before the image is too light to read words on a PowerPoint in a dimmed room. This is with the projector maybe 6 feet from the surface it's projecting on (there's no zoom adjustment). The projector is small and very portable, which is great, but is not very bright.
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Cant really tell, we installed this with a 120" x 120" projector screen, and we had to move it really close to the screen (about 3 meters away) to get the image to stay on the screen, our original position about 5m away filled the entire wall. The image remained super clear even a distance of 5m.