Can this be hooked up to a projector to display on a wall? I will be doing daily yeast cell counts, and it would be better to see them if they were enlarged on a wall. Thanks!
472049
I don't think you can hook the projector up directly to the microscope. One solution might be to capture the image on a memory card, and if the projector has a corresponding slot, you may be able to project the image that way. I hope this is somewhat helpful.
472050
I don't believe that it can. To be honest I ended you getting rid of mine because it was very flimsy, ie if you were to adjust the buttons on the screen it would shift the field if view and you would have to reorient yourself. I would recommend purchasing a different microscope if you'll be manipulating the screen often, something heavier and not as finicky.
472051
Please differentiate: 44340 or 44341: There may be a distinction. From the 44341 Mfr notes: "From 40x magnification up to 1600x with digital zoom, the LCD Digital Microscope II is ideal for viewing a range of cellular specimens on slides, like most traditional microscopes. The LCD screen rotates 180 degrees so you can easily share your discoveries with others. For an even bigger audience, use the TV output to display on a television or projector."
1905314
As you describe your intent - Sorry, no. I've had zero luck attempting to use my PPX2340 as "an external or duplicate monitor. However, if you're trying to project slide shows, it's possible to use this projector. You'd have to load the show to either a thumb drive or transfer it to the projector's internal memory. I've done this with pics; so, there's no reason you couldn't make your "slides" into pics and do the the same.
1541628
You can project anywhere you want. Onto a plain wall is perfectly fine. It cannot play DVDs directly, but you can attach it to a computer and use the DVD drive of the computer to play the DVD -- it works like an alternate display. Or you could play a video file from a USB drive, but most DVDs cannot be directly copied that way. I think you could also connect it directly to a DVD player, but that would depend a lot on what kind of connectors it has.
1183985
We actually use our projectors in our office training rooms. They project on white walls and wall talkers great. There is a bit of a shine to the walk talkers so sometimes blinds have to be drawn etc., but we do not use "screens" persay.
934350
If you are projecting on the wall anyway, paint it. If you were to buy a paint kit for a projector wall or have a professional do it the standard is to us a metalic silver for a base coat or prrimer, then cover that with white wall paint. This will provide a fantastic surface that will rival any screen. I should note that this doesn't work as well if your wall is textured.
1429400
The is no place on the back of the monitor that will allow you to hang on a wall. It is light though, so if you make customer brackets on the wall I don't see why not.
946667
I'm sure you could mount it somehow, but as far as I remember, it didn't come with anything saying how or if it could be mounted to a wall. You could probably call the company and ask them directly.
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.
1056829
Very feasible, the image shows up pretty clearly from behind, so I think you would be able to do it with a strong enough projector. Ours is a little under 1500 lumens to give you an idea.
1880895
basement will probably be dark so almost any projector will do. the nice thing is the short throw of that projector. But it can also be a bad thing. My projector is actually pretty close to the wall (like 10 feet) because it has such a wide angle of projection to get a 10feet wide image. Very often you won't be able to put it at the other end of the room or you'll endup with part of the image on the side walls.
1939893
The short answer is no - but I don't that that is viable with this item. It is glass with an opaque back, and there is glare from ambient light, so it's not likely a projector would be workable.
409291
I purchased this projector to make presentations at different locations so I do not use a screen just a wall. Sorry I could not be more helpful
625604
It's not intended to be wall mounted, but you might be able to do it. The biggest problem would be the AC adaptor plug sticks out the back as well as the auxiliary input if you use one. You could mount a small shelf on the wall and place the player on it.
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It is my opinion, that while it could be used as a wall mount it most definitely would not be the preferred way to use it. There is some play in the way that the bracket hangs from the top ceiling mount (it's just slotted and no matter how tight those three top bolts are it still has play) When hanging form the ceiling this doesn't have any effect on the projector but I am afraid that might not be the case when using it from the wall. That is not to say that someone couldn't make it work if you're pretty handy in that way.
922430
Some possible uses I can think of... if you have your presentation on a memory stick you can plug in to the projector. you might be able to use it to plug in a "presentation clicker" not sure on this put possibilities.
265424
Honestly I would pick another projector. It works very well...the only reason why I would say pick another one is because the room has to be very dark in order to see the image projected. Any light makes it hard to see the image. If projected in daylight, don't even bother with this one because you will never see the image.
938404
can be used on white wall, but looks amazing on screen.. we built screen by ourselves (google: projector screens under $100).. This is a very good projector, 3D, and regular movies etc work just great. the wireless HDMI is a big plus! Good luck! - Nilesh