Is there a certain distance the projector must be from the screen in order to be so many inches wide?
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I have the projector suspended from the ceiling got a large classroom (30'x20'). It is 12' from the screen and projects a picture approx. 8' wide. There are lights on in the room and this projector's picture is clearly visible from all areas of the room.
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I have a 100" dia screen. About 10 feet max throw distance(I use 8.5 feet). Use sliders on this sight to find your throw distance for your screen.http://www.projectorcentral.com/BenQ-W1070-projection-calculator-pro.htm
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This projector has a big picture. Mine gives us a 75" screen at 7' away. If the ratio holds, your diagonal screen distance would be 14'. I'm pretty sure Epson has a calculator for this on their website
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I have the projector mounted on a stand about 3 feet away from the screen. Any further back was too large of a display for a 5 foot screen. I think ceiling mounted would work as well.
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I think it depends on your projector. I was surprised that I needed to be fairly close, maybe 5 to 6ft. I'm very happy with the screen, it's big, but easy setup and breakdown. Hope this helps. :)
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The size is adjustable, but the size adjustment knob on the projector is limited so you'll need to physically move the projector.
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The image will fill the 18 x 24 space. You just have to get the projector far enough away and focus it properly. It just takes some fooling around with until you get it the way you want it.
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Yes its 65 inches for standard viewing or 80 inches for widescreen viewing....you can adjust the screen to whatever size throw your projector puts out....its great and portable...I have NO complaints with and for the price you can beat it.
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I currently pretty much fill a 10' diagonal 16x9 screen in a room that size with the projector hanging from the ceiling. I used it temporarily from a level about 3' off floor but screen often got blocked whenever anybody moved.
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Yes, I get about a 4 foot image width with the projector just about 3-4 feet from the screen. I'm using it in 10' x 10' trade show booths.
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Yes. I use the same exact set up. Just remember that it's a short throw projector and will need to be about 5ft (give or take) away from the screen.
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Ok Eileen, this question doesn't give me enough information, so I did some experiments. If I place the screen 17" away from the front of the projector it can be focused to a sharp picture. At that distance I played the DVD movie "The Croods" and the widescreen picture was approximately 13.25" in diameter or just over 12" wide. Then I moved the screen out about 25" away from the front of the projector until the widescreen picture was 17" wide and then focused it and it was a sharp picture. I then changed movies and played the Blue Ray movie "Ice Age" and it projected the same size picture, but it was slightly sharper. Hope this helps you... :) Ok Eileen, this question doesn't give me enough information, so I did some experiments. If I place the screen 17" away from the front of the projector it can be focused to a sharp picture. At that distance I played the DVD movie "The Croods" and the widescreen picture was approximately 13.25" in diameter or just over 12" wide. Then I moved the screen out about 25" away from the front of the projector until the widescreen picture was 17" wide and then focused it and it was a sharp picture. I then changed movies and played the Blue Ray movie "Ice... » Read More Ok Eileen, this question doesn't give me enough information, so I did some experiments. If I place the screen 17" away from the front of the projector it can be focused to a sharp picture. At that distance I played the DVD movie "The Croods" and the widescreen picture was approximately 13.25" in diameter or just over 12" wide. Then I moved the screen out about 25" away from the front of the projector until the widescreen picture was 17" wide and then focused it and it was a sharp picture. I then changed movies and played the Blue Ray movie "Ice Age" and it projected the same size picture, but it was slightly sharper. Hope this helps you... :) « Show Less
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It definitely depends on the throw of the projector, for example my Benq W1500 is rated as a 1.07 to 1.71 zoom throw, So I multiply 144"(screen size) x 1.07 and then again x 1.71 and I know that I need to set this projector between 154"(12'-10") and 246" (20'-6") away from the screen.
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The answer is: "DEFINITELY NO". You might want to measure the exact lenght from the place the projector is going to be placed to the screening surface. And knowing this search different projector by specs. I can imagine such would cost up to several hundreds bucks.
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I've used this outdoors (at night) on a 20' diagonal screen. Distance between the projector and the screen is about 20-25ft or so. Didn't measure exactly. Works wonderfully on my setup.
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I have mine set for 10 feet away to project about a 45 inch screen. I bought a pull-down blind at Home depot for $50 that covers 7 feet by 5. Much cheaper than a projection screen.
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The image can be as large as you want, but it gets dimmer as it gets larger as with any projector. You can use this calculator to get an idea of the distance-to-screen vs image-size ratio http://www.projectorcentral.com/InFocus-IN116-projection-calculator-pro.htm