Whomever can answer for me,My son Races Motor Cross.Outside always different lighting conditions.I like projector.I C $ hav - i need best fit.HELP
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I am a more recent owner of this remarkable camera, and I know that I haven't come close to using it's capabilities. I would read more detailed infomation to help you with this decision.
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Honestly- I sent mine back. I was not happy with the video quality in low lighting. I have the Sony DSC-HX9V & LOVE it! I'm thinking of upgrading to the HX50V. It takes great video in low lighting! I'm a big concert buff!
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Projector housing does not usually use the same size bulbs as the vehicle originally used. You have to find out what bulbs the aftermarket housing uses and get that size HID lights.
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This really depends the lighting conditions. I have a daylight basement (windows on on side), so there is some ambient light. I choose to use Carl's FlexiGray, Projector Screen Material, High Contrast Gray. Then I purchased some 1x3's and built a frame. The reason I choose the High Contrast Gray is that the ambient light doesn't reflect very well and the picture much better. I use to have a white material, I have found that the gray greatly improved the picture.
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good luck on finding a projector that cheap. you need a bright one to make it visible from the corct side..
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Based on the projectors you stated, All three have a high amount of lumens and with the other information given, I highly recommend the gray screen because of the high contrast and better depth that Joseph talked about. Make sure your screen is not touching the wall and there is a small space in between or you will have too much contrast. We game on both the xbox and ps3 and there is a big difference when using gray screen. I have experimented with both and gray is way better.
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That is exactly what we use it for, as well as boxing and football games! It's so much fun! Sadly, at only 2000 lumens, it does require darkness. Set-up happens @dusk and shows start after dark(looking forward to changing back to standard time...summer movies start quite late! Next projector I buy will be 3000+ lumens for that reason. It does work wonderfully though, friends are always impressed. One thing to note, sound it a bit lacking so we hook up our Bose Sound Dock for booming sound using "audio out" (RCA cable with headset plug on other end).Hope that's helpful. That is exactly what we use it for, as well as boxing and football games! It's so much fun! Sadly, at only 2000 lumens, it does require darkness. Set-up happens @dusk and shows start after dark(looking forward to changing back to standard time...summer movies start quite late! Next projector I buy will be 3000+ lumens for that reason. It does work wonderfully though, friends are always impressed. One thing to note, sound it a bit lacking so we hook up our Bose Sound Dock for booming sound using "audio out" (RCA cable with headset plug on other end).Hope that's... » Read More That is exactly what we use it for, as well as boxing and football games! It's so much fun! Sadly, at only 2000 lumens, it does require darkness. Set-up happens @dusk and shows start after dark(looking forward to changing back to standard time...summer movies start quite late! Next projector I buy will be 3000+ lumens for that reason. It does work wonderfully though, friends are always impressed. One thing to note, sound it a bit lacking so we hook up our Bose Sound Dock for booming sound using "audio out" (RCA cable with headset plug on other end).Hope that's helpful. « Show Less
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What kind of projector are you using? The throw distance is different for each. I use the BenQ SH940 for events and I am happy with the results. I recommend that you go to the website to see the throw distance for your projector: http://www.projectorcentral.com/projection-calculator-pro.cfm
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I just tried it outside of a dirty window at night and it looked great. I imagine it would look pretty good if it were clean too. You just have to remember to set the projector for rear projection so the image will appear correct from outside.
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean by illuminate the environment, but what I can tell you is that the projectors themselves are amazing. I got an HID kit when I put mine in, I believe I have 6000Lms in my HID kit, but in terms of how the projectors "project" the light to the surrounding environment-they do a phenomenal job. If you're asking about the halo's on the other hand, they don't so a good job of emitting light-they're only there to look good in slightly darker evenings when you're not going to have your headlights on but just the halos. You won't be able to drive with just the halos on at night-well not if you'd like to see anything. Hopefully that answers your question.
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For our application at the church that i pastor we chose to go with the myDMX software package and adapter which we got at Amazon as well. Reason being it appeared to be far more expandable than a traditional lighting board. It was very simple to get them up and running with a couple of basic scenes. I just chose a light profile (I used a generic one. They didn't have these in the list but I emailed support and they are creating a profile) dragged it over to the lighting scene setup which btw, told me each light address so i could set the corresponding light and then I just moved each slider to the color that i wanted. The generic profile only gave me 3 channels but I really didn't need strobing or anything fancy yet til i get the profile from support. Are you using software or a physical light board? I hope this helps. If I can help more please let me know.
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We have the Epson 8100 projector and it worked perfect. Hooked up the PS4 the other day to it and the graphics were great! My teenage boys said they can not tell the difference from the original Epson bulb. Also installed the bulb within minutes.
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I have the cateye rapid 3 , it fits my oval seat post perfect , great brightness day & night and perfectly visible on all sequences , I'm happy and would recommend
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This will mostly be driven by 2 factors: 1. Projector you have or you are thinking of buying. 2. Your budget. I would suggest to give a call to Elite screen customer service and they can help you with this question. In most cases CineWhite 1.1 should be good enough.
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Try the factory default. Very bright but very effective to my eye. Good luck. WO
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Whoops I forgot 1 thing. The newer Epson 85HD is a nice projector, it has a 3000:1 Contrast Ration (the MM72 only has 1000:1) and the 85HD has 2500 Lumens, compared to the MM72 1200, BUT the 85HD has zero vertical or horizontal Lens Shift. Meaning that it has to be placed pretty much right in front and at the right height of the screen. This may be a non issue with some, but for me it was the deciding factor in my getting the MM72 over the newer 85HD. Also, the 85HD only has 2 built in speakers, where the MM72 has 4! Just somethings to consider when looking at these.
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Honestly I would pick another projector. It works very well...the only reason why I would say pick another one is because the room has to be very dark in order to see the image projected. Any light makes it hard to see the image. If projected in daylight, don't even bother with this one because you will never see the image.
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Use "Movie" mode, although it is darker than the others it gives you the best results in a dark room and allows for the quickest adjustment to proper calibration. These are my settings for my PS3/Blu Ray player (my HD Cable is slightly brighter) Oh and I strongly recommend you SHUT OFF Auto Motion Plus, it causes a soap opera effect and creates the illusion the picture is moving faster than normal. Color Temp: Warm 2 Backlight:7-10 depending on your preference Brightness:47 Contrast:95 Color:45 Sharpness:5 Tint:G49/R51 White Balance Settings: Red Offset: 28 Green Offset: 25 Blue Offset: 16 Red Gain: 25 Green Gain: 25 Blue Gain: 21 I like these settings and I got them from a credible source. Ultimately it is up to the viewer, and everyone has different preferences. I would advise a lower backlight setting for a few reasons. It is set high at the factory so the TV looks better next to it's competitors in store, and second it consumes more power and will shorten your TV's life span (will burn out faster). Play around with these settings and find what works for you. Hope this helps.