Is 16:9 ratio? Will it mount 12' from screen?
365393
Yes, it is 16:9 ratio. It also can be adjusted to 4:3 ratio. It can be about 3-4.5 meters from screen.
365394
It is 16:9 and mine is mounted 13 ft 4 inches from the lens to the wall. Which was the maximum focal distance it could go. Very pleased with the quality of the picture, the sound is okay but if you run the sound to speakers, it is great! I recall the image might have gone bigger but that was all the most room we had on that wall. I love this projector.
322284
No idea. Would assume do, depending on how large your screen is. My distance is 12 ft. And the image is too large so I need to move it forward slightly to make it fit perfectly on the screen.
2279500
I have my unit 15 feet away and gives me a 12 foot screen, with a very good picture. This unit is not very forgiving on where you can put, it has to be in the center and just in the right place. I replaced my old bulb projector with this one and had make a lot of changes to my room to make it work right but, now that I have I'm happy with it.
566419
On the one I have....Both. 16:9 is it's native, but the 4:3 is available and looks good. Mine also has a 16:10 option which is what I have mine set on now. Great picture.
483558
The screen is an XWGA++ which means that it has can do 16:9 widescreen format and also 1600x900 resolution. It is is not a True HD screen as it can't handle 1080p but only 720p. Also the connector is on the right hand side on the screen on the back near the middle. H\ope that helps.
1868040
You may need to go with a much more expensive (professional grade) Peerless mount to get a full 90 degree rotation for a screen that large. (or rearrange the furniture!)
432419
This is surfaced mounted. Only sticks out about 1/2" to 3/4" off of surface. Sides are angled inward toward center screen
969036
It depends, but I just used it to project a 135" diagonal screen at about 13 feet. It would go higher to about 150" at 15-16 feet, but it has to be really dark for that to be bright enough. It doesn't have horizontal keystone, just vertical, so it only adjusts up and down based on the height of the projector and tilt. Any closer than 13 feet and it is really clear and bright, but gets down to about 80-100" diagonal screen size range.
162534
Yes and No, it supports 16:9 input, but projects in 16:10. Very clear picture without distorting the true ratio.
1176283
It outputs in 16:9 and fills my widescreen being fed from a 4:3 VCR composite output. Smaller 16:9 displays these days are not that expensive.
1181370
Hello, I have not used an outdoor screen, so I'm not sure what the main differences are in terms of size. But I have an 8-foot screen @ 16:9 ratio. The one I use is a typical pull-down/retractable screen like you might see in a classroom or conference room. I hope this helps! And btw, I absolutely love this projector :)
1016263
sorry, I don't know. I mounted a 27inch viewsonic monitor on mine, no troubles whatsoever.
304142
Absolutely, mine is a 16x48 & it more than does the job. It was by far worth every penny!
1999440
My screen is an 80" widescreen 16:9(measured on the diagonal). my projector is 9'10" away. It leaves about an inch all the way around the screen unused. If I put the projector on 4:3 ratio it's not large enough.
515328
It is 12 feet high, 12 feet wide, 144 inches diagonalit accomodates the new aspect ratio of 16:9 big screen size
1534587
It will still look great, just have in mind this is a short throw projector. I have mines about 9ft on a 120" screen and image is awesome.
108119
Yes you will have enough clearance...but you should try to mount unit so screen is at eye level for best picture.