How far away from the screen do I need to be to get a 100" picture? Is it 100" diagonal or the width?
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this tem is not good for conferences. no light enough. you need to close all the windows and turned off the light. only way you could use it.
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Yes, you shouldn't have any problem at that distance. I use mine mostly outside and for the best picture. I'm usually between 8 to 10 feet away from the screen, but when I have a whole bunch of kids there and I need the picture to be bigger I do back up to about 14 foot the picture gets a little fuzzy at that part, anyway I hope this helps
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87x110=137" Diagonal it's come, but you can use up to 130" diagonal for the projector screen of 4:3......
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Chickensoup, keep in mind that the "move screen effect" is primarily the result of the projected image taking up the majority of the viewer's visual field. To get that level of coverage with a 70" screen viewers would have to be much closer than 12-15' and that would probably be uncomfortably close. That said, I have my 70" about that distance from my seating and while not at all like a theater it is a great picture with plenty of detail for everyday viewing of any HD content, including movies.
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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.
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Eight inches is the diagonal measurement of the actual picture, which is surrounded by a border on a drop-down screen that is approximately 9-3/4" measured diagonally. The measurements of the picture itself are 7-1/16" horizontally and 3-11/16" vertically. Although the picture is small, it is very clear with good color. We use it in our kitchen for local TV and radio stations.
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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 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.
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I am working from memory, but we got a sixty inch screen from no more than five feet away. It may depend on your projector and its ability to widen the image. But, for the cost, this screen has proven to be highly effective for our needs in a rather tight space. Hope that helps.
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The size of the projection is based on the distance from the wall or screen. It is sharp up to 4sq feet from 10 ft away.
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screen dimensions are measured on the diagonal measurement not width, try bottom left to upper right. :)
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The projectors that I researched will project an image from 20"-300" . The closer the projector is to the screen, the smaller the image. The 115" diagonal screen is a great size. I've set up the screen in the back yard several times for movie nights. You can hang the screen on a fence or from the low eave of the house. I like the screen but you will need to use the anchors (that are provided) on all 4 corners. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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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.
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Hi Forest, as for distance as this projector has a zoom function, the range for a 100 inch screen is between 5'3" and 6'4". Not certain what to recommend re ceiling mount, I adapted my old Dell mount to suit. I find this site to be really useful when considering what to buy.... http://www.projectorcentral.com/BenQ-W770ST-projection-calculator-pro.htm
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the lcd screen is 2.5 in. long by 2.0 in. high. diagonal is 3.0 ins.It is an excellent camera for the price. I like it because you do not have to remove sd card or battery to download or recharge battery.selfcontained.KR
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No you shouldnt have any problem with a 92" to 115" outside. Mine is an 80" screen which the BenQ can totally cover from 5 feet away.
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Hi. Drop over to www.projectorcentral.com. Use their throw/distance calculator. You can then work out exactly the screen sizes given your throw distance. I'm throwing a distance of 4 feet, and create a picture size of about 65" diagonally, so as a rough guide to create a 92" screen, you'd need about 5.5 feet of throw distance..Greg