I need a proyector for to use in a class room but I don not if this proyector to work correctly in a room with light.
522111
I found that this projector was very much brighter than others I have used. I didn't try it in a well lit classroom, so I can't say for sure about your situation but if you have a good reflective screen I think it should be good. At least it is the best I have seen.
1081944
Check out a YouTube video to see correct light sequencing, but it sounds like it's probably broken. I had 2 faulty units before I contacted Eliminator directly and they sent me one that worked properly.
1271070
Use Super Macro mode and make sure you have excellent indoor lighting if doing this indoors. Otherwise, use a light box or set up outside. :)
1237171
If you wanted the true strobe effect it would not work that well because they won't sync up with each other. If you just want flashing lights, that's what it would be. I ended up buying the big round strobe that is a real one. Well worth the money and will do what you need for that room.
1967255
Yes. I study using this desk lamp. Its perfect...espcially its adjustable light intensities. It casts perfect and even light over my book and a notepad. Hope that helps
1406544
You in fact do not have to be in a well lighted room for it to work, due to IR tech. The amount of movement required for response is extremely minimal, and can be adjusted in the setup software. I use mine for MSFSX, and the only problem I've encountered is when I have shiny stuff behind me in its field of view. Enjoy, this is a great product.
1914856
I have installed the PRO8200 and the PRO8300 very nice projectors and I see no reason why it would not work for you. for the money one of the bset projectors for the price.I installed both of them in a classroom setting on a 12' screen and you can see the picture nice with the lights on .remember out side is totally diferent,but at night it will look great. you will need around 20'to 25' to to get it to fit a 16' screen.also you will need an audio source to go with the projector .hope this helps
1468780
Depends on how much other light there is in the room...it's not the brightest fixture ever. It'd be good for effect lighting but not for primary lighting.
1494089
it should, but I use mine in a small make shift room (bedroom) so there is a enough light bouncing to trigger it. not sure if it will work in a large room (garage) or studio.
1588320
I don't think it would put out enough light for your needs. It has an adjustable light selector, however, it is my opinion not what I would consider a study light. It really does provide wonderful atmosphere for your room though.
1282448
No projector is going to work in that kind of setting. YOu really need a darkened room. Even in a room with natural light coming in multiple windows I had to wait for the sun to set to see the images. It's not a function of this projector. It's a function of projection in general.
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.
738210
Yes, that's exactly what I use it for. You need to be able to position the lights at least about 3-4 feet from your face, otherwise they will overexpose. As long as you have that room (and I managed it in a very small area - they only take up about 2-3 square feet each), it'll work!
953524
Sorry..cant answer that. It was for keeping time in a course room that always had lights on..
499456
If you are able to put the projector near the center of the room it should be fine. On the side of the room the projection should only be messed up just behind the beams path.
1804474
It should work fine. These are great for adding a night light to a dark room or area. Great for windowless bathrooms, hallways and laundry areas
1616910
I don't know how dark you mean. I use it in a classroom and my problem is usually too much light. I prefer to turn off the lights and just leave the blinds open enough to give the students some light in order to write. In general, the less light in the room, the better the students can see it.