My canvas print (no frame or glass) is 48" long 36" wide. Enough light to illuminate picture but not glare on people sitting on couch below?
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Dont order this light. It flopped back and forth and never stayed centered! We so wanted this to work..but we couldn't get it to stay still, let alone analyze the lighting it cast.
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I would say yes we have our son a big pic and u can still set on sofa good luck
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I think it would work ok. Ours is on a painting across the room, so doesn't intrude. Since the shade is adjustable, you should be able to control glare.
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I bought two for my living room, one on each side of a picture over my fireplace. My house is old too, but if you are using them as actual lights and not accent lighting you might want four or look at something else. They really do not give off that much light.
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Short throw, of course, means you don't have to be far away. I have not tried this in brightly lighted rooms, but it has worked well in moderately (about the level of light at dusk) lit rooms. We have projected this through a muslin cloth screen in a moderately lighted room and the image was decent. I can't really answer the part about short/long throw, but I would image it would depend on the amount of light that would interfere with the "throw" of the projector...so across a longer throw there's more chance for light to interfere?
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Dimensions: 15-6/8" High x 11-6/8" Wide x 3/4" Deep. The background color of the picture is a bright orange in the daylight. It looks much nicer when it is dark out. It took me a while to find the On/Off Switch. If you are holding the picture with it facing you, the switch is on the right-hand side towards the bottom of the print. It is somewhat cheap looking but as I said before it looks much better at night.
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I have three paintings 18" X 22" and one 22" x 30" all four of them luminate very well. Im still very happy with these lights!! I hope that helps you,,,I agree with the other comment as well. It's your own interpretation of illumination. I have a couple hard wired painting lights in another room they of course are like a spot light and I use a dimmer to keep the lighting right for my own taste. I have three of the Rite Lite LPL602B in my living room I use with the 18" X 22" paintings and the ambience is perfect. occasionally Ill will even dim them a bit .
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I gave this as a gift to my mom, I know it is 19 inches tall and it does provide good light beside her chair in living room.She loved it. I think you would be happy with the size.
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hello, i have the same type of window, and the 36x54 worked perfect for me. have fun.
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It would depend on exactly what you are photographing. For example, the CowboyStudio 33 inch Black and Silver Photo Studio Reflective Umbrella would be very good to light an interior room. depending on the power of your light source and the size of the room. More detail on what you are trying to light would be helpful in answering your question.
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So far, the biggest I printed is 35x52 canvas and it came out perfect. I just ordered 40x80, waiting for how it would look :)
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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.
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It's a matte screen that works well in that it doesn't send ambient light toward the viewer. I have a window right in back of where I sit and it is as effectively diminished as I can imagine possible. Plus, the picture shows up well with the morning sun entering the room (but not hitting the screen, of course). I have a floor lamp in my small room that often ends up in front of the right side, and the translucent lamp shade is virtually unnoticeable in the picture. I only turn it off to help my brain focus on the action.
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I agree the light is not bright enough for a lot of applications, I moved the subject closer to the light, finally broke down and just started using a speedlite rather than this overhead light bar. You might try using a lens hood on the camera to eliminate the glare. I can't say that I ever got a glare line on the background, and I used many, many combinations of additional lights to get good results.
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We use it in our sanctuary occasionally and it projects best (full daylight) at about 60 ft. The picture would be too zoomed out if we went further - larger than the wall screen. We use a 5000 lumen projector normally for 150 ft.
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this light is more of an ambient light. Even though the bulb is fairly bright the distance of projected light is about 12". I would say that two of these lights would not be enough lighting for an image that large. I have one over a 24" x 19" pastel at dusk and the top third shows up in a darkened room. This light is best used on small imagery. The screw mount bracket is 5 5/32" x 1 1/2" and has a built in level.
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No definitely not, way too weak a light for this size picture. You'd need a wider span light. Very flourescant blue typeLight so not great on an oil painting.
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No. Projecting in well-lit rooms is difficult at its best. You may either greatly diminish 'ambient light' in the room, by dimming the lights and masking the windows. Carl's Place offers other screen materials. FlexiGray is a much better material for applications involving ambient light. Here is a link to a comparably sized piece of FlexiGray: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JFDMXUS?psc=1 Please let me know if I can be of further help. Thanks! Joe Carl's Place
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No problem. If I point the lamp straignt down, I can get it to throw a 14" diameter circle of bright light. If I angle it to the side a bit the spot becomes an oval easily over 2 feet wide and 3 feet long. This lamp is a spot light that makes a great task light, but it doesn't contribute much to lighting a room. Without another lamp near by, there is a spot of bright light and not much else.