Work to 16:9 aspect ratio?
1251386
the image is a bit small but very good quality there are only problems with the sound output must be connected to another source
1382859
I use this projector on a 100" screen and it works well. But for 16' wide you will need better res. I also of have a Epson 3010e on a 200" screen and it's leaps and bounds a better.
162534
Yes and No, it supports 16:9 input, but projects in 16:10. Very clear picture without distorting the true ratio.
2061935
How does "Wide Fit" deal with a 2:35 movie? Does it fill the screen by cutting off the image on both sides?
1063467
I use a displayport cable for the best quality. When reduced to 1920x1080 it still takes up the whole screen and somewhat stretched the image out. I dont think its possible to put black bars on the side
365393
Yes, it is 16:9 ratio. It also can be adjusted to 4:3 ratio. It can be about 3-4.5 meters from screen.
867820
Yes - the MS612ST will auto-sense input signals at 16:9 or 16:10 widescreen aspect ratios and display them fully, and also has the menu option for manual selection of these widescreen ratios
1327679
There are two settings. Original and Full. I use original, which means my 4:3 photos have black bars on the side. Full stretches and crops photos that are originally 4:3 to fit the 16:9. I use original, and keep all the original photo details, but will need to figure out how to shoot in 16:9. I'm sure you could also use other software to control the cropping and convert 4:3 to 16:9 keeping only the part of the photo you want.
1153479
There are five different settings that the viewer can choose from to set the aspect ratio according to his/her desire and according sometimes to the aspect ratio of the movie/video being broadcast. Those setting are normal, 16:9, wide, zoom, and movie expand.
1712789
Probably not worth it though, as you'd just be discarding pixels - it's got a standard 4:3 ratio, so rather just leave it in native mode. If you truly need 16:9 you'd have to drop significant lines of resolution top and bottom.
75475
Yes as far as I remember you can select when to use 21:9 mode with the zoom feature as you stated. Some movies automatically default to it.
867824
It does have a zoom for 16:9 4:3, I believe it is just a zoom not a true wide screen. I use it for a touch screen table so I never have tried it.
1464568
I have mine set to 1600 x 900 and it looks awesome! This is the recommended as well as the maximum resolution available.
1501195
Oops, I mssed that you were wanting the 16:9. Again, according to the mfg it is 116.85" for the 16:9 screen.
1369040
you will need to go into your control panel and set it in the display . mine is set at 1600-x 1090 i have 3 monitors set up and you can only set what your monitor will go to in resolution i hope this helped
142692
No, the unit will not distort or stretch a 4:3 input signal to fill a 16:9 screen. To test this, I fed it a "4:3" 1024 x 768 signal and that's what the unit displayed on my TV. Most TV's have the ability to stretch the signal for you, if you want/need it stretched. Look for this button on your TV's remote; it may be labeled 'pic size', 'p.size', 'aspect', 'view mode' or 'format'.
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There are picture "mode" settings under the main menu. Some of the choices (from memory) are automatic, 16:9, cinema, and 4:3. Just change it to what looks best for each input or select automatic.