Is it possible to draw a smaller portion of a picture on the 13HD and have a larger complete same picture show up on a larger monitor ?
362683
The cintiq is just another display for what is showing on ur computer screen. just like an hdmi chord. but there are tools u can use in certain programs to blow up the scale of a smaller image.
362684
Not that I know of. I do think you may have to have a certain software for that. However, I have no idea what software does that. All I do know from my experience with it is that when you're drawing on the WACOM what ever you see on the WACOM screen is what appears on your larger monitor. Scrolling in and out with the WACOM is easy too if you have a compatible software. :)
362685
I really do not see why not. Both Photoshop and Illustrator as well as a variety of other windows apps can zoom in on an area to work in.
456455
If you get used to the fact that it has offset from pointer and use a large zoom it is possible. But it is not super easy :)
1092895
That would be correct. You can change the size of the image the old fashioned way, moving the projector. The short throw is worth the lack of zoom for me and my use of the unit.
364949
The projector base is 5x5 so no you cannot project a larger image at one time.
1679753
Sorry, but I don't print smaller pictures. I have found that the print dialog box offers different options dependent upon the application that has the photo.
816908
When the pictures are various dimensions, does it put black or another color on the unused screen areas? My concern is that it should not stretch or change the width to height ratio.
175141
I'm not sure if this will do exactly what you want, but some of my users use an application called "UltraMon" to assist in our multiple monitor environment. Google it for details.
1424528
No.... It will only display the same image on both screens. So you can extend your desktop but the two monitors will only show the same picture, your laptop screen would be different.
2041417
I am not sure. Duplicating in general not good for hi res when monitors have different specs.
535807
Yes, you can. You'll have to research but there is a way to make the DS resize its screen to make it mimick the smaller DS.
1763707
Yes, you can select from several transitions. wipes, fades, and pixeling. It is very close to standard picture ratio.
1267557
You can simply arrange two application windows. The monitor is wide enough to do this easily.
1063467
I use a displayport cable for the best quality. When reduced to 1920x1080 it still takes up the whole screen and somewhat stretched the image out. I dont think its possible to put black bars on the side
26859
Yes you can, I have a laptop which I often attach to a larger monitor to make editing easier on my eyes, the laptop screen is less bright and vibrant than the desk top screen because they are different types of screens, but the colors still match.
712352
Yes, although depending upon the attached screen the viewing area on the Surface may shrink to replicate the added screen's dimensions scaled down. On mine the attached screen causes the sides of the Surface screen to pull in about 1/2". Everything is visible and in proportion, it's just that the Surface Screen is slightly smaller. I run the screens to duplicate each other, I have not tried to use them in extended screen mode. This is not caused by the adapter's but the Surface's graphic card adapting to the attached screen (or projector). I use a projector with this adapter for PowerPoint shows and the same situation occurs (as it does on other computers) I hope this helps.
1209067
Generally, most hardware things do a lousy job of downscaling image size - you will usually get a much better result if you scale them down using decent software to the "native size" of the display before loading them. (I just bought one of these and haven't got it yet, but it might even make sense to see if it looks better with pix at 640x480 or at 688x488 (which Poldim says is the res of the samples they provide).
1521675
Assuming you are using the screen as a secondary (Photoshop will not run on a 800x600 screen), then yes you certainly could use the screen this way.