Until the projection dimension reaches 40 ", 50"???
808167
Not sure what you are asking. But my screen is 150" and blue ray and HD are fantastic. Fantastic projector. Worth the money!!!
808168
The image on my screen is about 103 inches diagonal, very bright, very sharp. Not sure if that answers the question.
808169
It depends on the distance of the projector, mine is set to 12 feet and it projects atleast 100" size of my screen is 140" and it just have less than 2" not occupied on each side, and chrystal clear...this is 3D HD...I'm very please with this projector for it's value. The further distance the bigger the screen.
808170
This is one of the brightest projectors available. My screen is 110" and could be much larger with excellent brightness, even with 3D, the ultimate brightness killer. Projector is 16' from screen, with room to move it forward or backward (see on-line manual for size vs. distance.)
808171
Bought 110" screen, installed projector prior to installing screen, ran a test on 15ft. wall. Packed screen in my truck and return it to the store very bright and sharp.
1871531
I Have not tested with 50 feet. But in general the bigger the distance the bigger the area you are sampling, and therefore less the precision. I would have it's best used at about 25 feet and under. At 50 feet you are sampling 4.2 inches diameter.
229273
the resolution is 800x600 so if you wish to show powerpoints, or anything students have to read on it ,the letters are gonna be blurry if you plan to stretch the size to help 60 ppl see what is projected. the projector is bright but once again from such distance I doubt be enough.
1626761
It is not easy to see from all angles. This product is wonderful because of the projection, however, there is room for lots of improvements!
1045143
I didn't actually check the extremes so I probably can't give you a great answer. Have you checked out one of these calculators? http://www.projectorcentral.com/projection-calculator.cfm....It was helpful for me. I can tell you I'm projecting from around 14 ft and it looks great on a 133" diagonal screen. There's a decent discussion that helped me here: http://www.avsforum.com/t/1271155/throw-distance-optoma-hd20Hope that helps!
930285
We have 50' but I think you can go 100' after that you need to move up in size
2274778
Our projectors throw about 14 feet onto a 5' x 7' screen. There is a handy calculator at http://www.projectorcentral.com/projection-calculator.cfm
842323
There's a larger one available, ie, for wider openings. But since this one says it fits up to 32" you'd need at least 40" of extension.
1589361
Yeah!!.. Maybe space would be ok, you wanna spend money? buy this thing.. otherwise look for another projector (maybe a little more expensive, but operational)
2097018
The unit is geared toward the real-estate or construction applications. So it shows measurements in feet-inches format. It can do fraction of an inch up to 1/32 of an inch. So a 40.03125" would report out as 3' 4 1/32"
1489753
Not to pester you, but since you have the model TV I would like, I wanted to pick your brain a little further: I will be sitting 8 to 9 feet away from the set. Will 50 inches seem to big?Thanks!
45748
Sorry, it's only 48 inches. Too bad. It's a quality piece of work. Looks great where I have it. Good luck.
1592839
I have a 40 inch LED on it no problem. I am thinking to upgrade to a 50 inch, and the legs might hang over the side but it is pretty sturdy.
1123568
The width of a projection is measured diagonally not horizontally. The projection site is 134" frameless... so count a few inches less if you plan on framing it
2180497
I have a 40" LCD on it, probably could handle 50", anything bigger and I'd worry about it's stability.
1324724
I ended up buying the 60" version and put a 55" TV on it. That combo turned out perfect. I would think hanging a 50" TV on the 42" stand will not look good, and might not fit for the height.
1909089
It measures 50 inches wide and 40 inches tall if laid flat as it is in the picture.