How well does the horizontal keystone work. I'm setting it up about 15 feet from a screen shooting at about a 30 degree angle.
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I haven't tested the angle, but what I really like about this feature is that it has a manual slide on top of the projector to adjust the keystone. I have found it to be highly superior to my other projector that adjusts electronically through a menu.
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I actually set my projector about 8 feet from the screen that I have to do power point presentations on. I don't think that you will have a problem focusing from a shorter distance.
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You can adjust your vertical angle to under 30, just takes a wrench which is included. Horizontal is not really adjustable so much, unless you add a wobblier kit.
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I thought the same thing upon install but depending on your projector, it might adjust to the angle automatically (mine did). Mu would give it a try as most have this feature
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I haven't had any issues shooting vertically or horizontally. I to purchased the extensions and love it.
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There are two 1.5mm (metric) allen set screws which you can loosen to adjust the camera angle.Note that the claimed 170 degree viewing angle is vastly exaggerated. I estimate it to be about half that, in the horizontal direction. Vertical is less, of course, because of aspect ratio.
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This is a previous answer we have published: The offset from the horizontal line is 18 Degrees. therefore the distance/height=tan(72 deg). ie. that if you want to view an object which is 2' high, at a distance of 30' your height=2'+30'/tan(72deg) or 12' high or more. For further questions, please contact our technical support toll free number (855)464-7226 ext 100.If the distance is not sufficient for your needs, please consider using the IPCC-7210W, which will be able to tilt up to the horizontal line, and there will be no dependency on the height of the installation.
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We have it on a mount that allows us to move the image up and down and side to side on the wall we're projecting the image onto. We don't know what the keystone function is but we do have an HDMI coming out of the back.
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the tilt range isn't very far. I have my 50" fully tilted forward and mounted 8" from the ceiling and it is a perfect angle. Hope this helps
878491
If you hang the 24" monitors at the end of the outer arms you can bring them in to a 45 degree angle. I have kept mine out around 37 degrees though because the 45 angle puts the screens a little to close for me.
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It does to a certain extent. You can't put the screen down fully vertical, it rests at about a 30 or so degree angle less than straight up and down. I have not found that to be a hindrance in any way; rather the convenience of longer battery operation before having to charge far outweighs that difference. Of course, what and how you shoot will depend on whether or not you consider it important enough; I shoot at horse shows, so I usually have continuous focus on and I'm constantly aiming and focusing. I have no problem shooting 800 or so shots with complete confidence that I won't run out of battery power. It does to a certain extent. You can't put the screen down fully vertical, it rests at about a 30 or so degree angle less than straight up and down. I have not found that to be a hindrance in any way; rather the convenience of longer battery operation before having to charge far outweighs that difference. Of course, what and how you shoot will depend on whether or not you consider it important enough; I shoot at horse shows, so I usually have continuous focus on and I'm constantly aiming and focusing. I have no problem shooting 800 or so shots with complete confidence that I won't run out... » Read More It does to a certain extent. You can't put the screen down fully vertical, it rests at about a 30 or so degree angle less than straight up and down. I have not found that to be a hindrance in any way; rather the convenience of longer battery operation before having to charge far outweighs that difference. Of course, what and how you shoot will depend on whether or not you consider it important enough; I shoot at horse shows, so I usually have continuous focus on and I'm constantly aiming and focusing. I have no problem shooting 800 or so shots with complete confidence that I won't run out of battery power. « Show Less
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It should be sufficient, depending on the distance you want to project and how dark it is out. I typically project about 15 feet with good results on eco mode. I have not used mine outdoors yet, but I plan on setting something up in the near future.
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I back away from the camera and look back at it. I can tell if the camera is tilted up or down that way and just put a stick behind the top or bottom whichever I need to level it. About 10 or fifteen feet works well for me.
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Hello Samuel. You should be able to get 100% corner to corner focus. Have you adjusted the keystone dial next to the inputs? It moves very slightly in either direction and with a little bit of tweaking you can get a perfectly focused image. Also, remember that the projector should be perpendicular to the screen (straight and not crooked) otherwise you may see some blurring on the left or right edge. If the projector is angled at more than 15 degrees up or down you will need to correct it, as the keystoning only allows for 15 degrees up or down. I hope this helps and please feel free to contact us if you are unable to get it focused 100%. Hello Samuel. You should be able to get 100% corner to corner focus. Have you adjusted the keystone dial next to the inputs? It moves very slightly in either direction and with a little bit of tweaking you can get a perfectly focused image. Also, remember that the projector should be perpendicular to the screen (straight and not crooked) otherwise you may see some blurring on the left or right edge. If the projector is angled at more than 15 degrees up or down you will need to correct it, as the keystoning only allows for 15 degrees up or down. I hope this helps and please feel free to... » Read More Hello Samuel. You should be able to get 100% corner to corner focus. Have you adjusted the keystone dial next to the inputs? It moves very slightly in either direction and with a little bit of tweaking you can get a perfectly focused image. Also, remember that the projector should be perpendicular to the screen (straight and not crooked) otherwise you may see some blurring on the left or right edge. If the projector is angled at more than 15 degrees up or down you will need to correct it, as the keystoning only allows for 15 degrees up or down. I hope this helps and please feel free to contact us if you are unable to get it focused 100%. « Show Less
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The viewing angle is fine and is better than 45 degrees from the side. Never has been an issue. I really recommend this one - it is so easy to use. The ones that you have to push minutes by one minute at a time are much more time consuming.
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Ted,The only experience I have had is with the vertical pull down. I am very pleased with it and everyone marvels on it when I pull it down. I bought the entire system including the dvd. I highly recommend this even if it costs a few bucks more. The video will show you exactly how to do it. It works great. I bought this for my own house and would do it again if the opportunity arises, minus the dvd because I have it.I am thinking the horizontal should give the same info and work just as good.Good luck,Dave
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We have ours positioned above the TV in the ceiling pointing down at about a 45 degree angle. We had to have a custom built wooden box to hold it and used grill type ceiling tiles to allow sound to come through. This works great. Not sure if it could be mounted on a wall. Might want to put it on a shelf.