Does it have zoom adjustment, which allows you to adjust the size of the image without actually moving the projector?
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No. This projector does not have a zoom adjustment. You can however increase the size of the image by changing the resolution size within your computer's operating system. Not ideal, but it works.
1596680
It has aspect ratio adjustment which can make it square vs. widescreen, but no true zoom.
1167969
Hello! It does have a zoom mode with the software it comes with. However, it only zooms in "Video" mode and not "Picture" mode. Enjoy!
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No it does not, I do not recommend this projector, it is convenient to carry but does not have a good display (size, quality, etc)
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No. Most DLP projector DO NOT have lens shift. You should not use lens shift if at all possible since it will cause you to lose massive amounts of resolution. This unit does have keystone correction (another thing to stay away from) and a zoom lens which is fine for use.
984907
It does not have a zoom. But its not needed. Super bright light. I don't leave the house with out it!
892946
Yes, if you're referring to the ability to compensate for being off center of the screen during projection. I believe it is called keyhole or something like that.
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Isn't there a zoom ring on the top of the projector you can move left to right to increase & decrease the image size? I'd imagine it's next to the focus ring
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No, it doesn't control zoom lens. What they are indicating is that you can zoom in on the photo or live view.
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No. But you can zoom in and move it up down left right from the zoom in screen
2250990
It does have a zoom feature. That with the variable short throw makes a 30" screen possible but it is BRIGHT!!! Even when dimmed it's still pretty hard on the eyes at that size on a clean white screen. Hope this helps.
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The projector base is 5x5 so no you cannot project a larger image at one time.
1019590
Sorry, I didn't keep it long enough to try that. All I know for certain is: it will project a GREAT photo up to a 24" X 30" display size. Nothing larger without blur & pixelation.
1679655
It does not but I did manage to find a lens for my projector that was able to stop the flickering.
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Yes, it has zoom, and can focus pretty close so you can put the projector pretty close to the wall if you need to. I find mine is extremely sharp and bright -- I'm very pleased with it.
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This model, unlike its brother W1070, has no Lens Shift. But you can tilt the projector up or back down with a rectangular button on the front bottom edge that says PUSH. When pushed a monopole leg drops down allowing you to move the image up or down. You release the button to lock it into position. If you move the image too much you will get keystoning, which is an effect where the sides of the image aren't parallel and the top and bottom of the image aren't of equal length--like the keystone you might see at the top of a stone archway in a building.
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Zoom is a factor of the distance of the projector to the screen or wall. While it doesn't zoom, per se, it does focus quite nicely at any given (zoom) distance. The auto keystone correction works well too.
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What you are looking for is Zoom2, and I thought as you did that I could 'fix' the set to Zoom2. The funny thing is that Zoom2 stretches the picture a bit, even though it shouldn't.I've since been using Auto and it is fine. It takes a second or two to adjust, but really it is a non-issue for almost all movies out there. The only ones which would be an issue are those which switch from IMAX to Cinemascope like TRANSFORMERS 3, THE DARK KNIGHT, and maybe THE DARK KNIGHT RISES (I haven't seen it yet).