can this projector be adjust for horizontal and vertical keystone
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I may be wrong as I just bought this and have only used it once but I could only adjust the vertical keystone. I'll know more when we set it up for Super Bowl Sunday.
1818792
No just vertical so make sure you you center it with minimal horizontal angle! This is a very cost effective solution for your first home theater
1175304
There should not be with the keystone correction. The very discerning eye may pick something up with excessive keystone, but with only a 10' high ceiling it shouldn't be too much keystone correction.
770736
The mount has an adjustable ball and socket joint between the projector base plate and the telescoping shaft. It should allow you to adjust for the angle of a vaulted ceiling. You can also use the keystone correction on your projector if needed. Edit: Just noticed in the spec that the tilt angle is +/- 25 degrees, so definitely check the angle of your ceiling first.
1102779
The only adjustment is horizontal as far as bolting up screen. The vertical mounts do have multiple holes in them to accommodate different size TVs but there are NO slides for vertical mounts, Only for horizontal mounts.
1069190
I did very little adjusting on the high beams... the projectors are not movable. I would try it first before I would do anything to it.
1457426
There are two things to look at one is the cooling of the projector. A recessed install may not give enough air circulation. The second and probably most important is the screen height. This unit does not offer any offset so technically the top of the lens needs to be at the top height of the screen. You can use the keystone feature to work around this a bit but it will give a bit of warp to your picture.
583110
It can be tilted in any direction. It should work for that projector, as it comes with so many different attachments the configurations are almost endless.
930688
The projector has a throw ratio of .69-.83, meaning for a 100" screen the projector will need to be 69-83 inches away from the screen. I put mine as far back as I could so I wouldn't have to do too much keystone adjustment, since that distorts the image the more you use it.
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Usually if you projector is perpendicular to the canvas or paper the amount of distortion is minimal. There are two buttons on the remote control unit that can compensate for 'keystone' effect. As you push these buttons the keystoning, or distortion, is adjust one way or the other. I'll see if I can attach a picture of the remote control in this e-mail. (I couldn't attach the picture) If not, go to http://www.artograph.com/pdfs/led300-manuals/ARTOGRAPH-LED300-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf an look at the picture of the remote. You'll see two buttons labeled 'key.s with an up or down arrow; use these to adjust the distortion. Pauljs Usually if you projector is perpendicular to the canvas or paper the amount of distortion is minimal. There are two buttons on the remote control unit that can compensate for 'keystone' effect. As you push these buttons the keystoning, or distortion, is adjust one way or the other. I'll see if I can attach a picture of the remote control in this e-mail. (I couldn't attach the picture) If not, go to http://www.artograph.com/pdfs/led300-manuals/ARTOGRAPH-LED300-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf an look at the picture of the remote. You'll see two buttons labeled 'key.s with an up or down arrow;... » Read More Usually if you projector is perpendicular to the canvas or paper the amount of distortion is minimal. There are two buttons on the remote control unit that can compensate for 'keystone' effect. As you push these buttons the keystoning, or distortion, is adjust one way or the other. I'll see if I can attach a picture of the remote control in this e-mail. (I couldn't attach the picture) If not, go to http://www.artograph.com/pdfs/led300-manuals/ARTOGRAPH-LED300-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf an look at the picture of the remote. You'll see two buttons labeled 'key.s with an up or down arrow; use these to adjust the distortion. Pauljs « Show Less
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You should try to avoid any situation where you will be tilting your projector and/or using keystone adjustments. Ideally you would use an extension tube or as a last resort a shifting lens to get the lens into proper position in front of the screen. Using keystone adjustments (necessitated by tilting the projector) will reduce your effective resolution. I suggest you try to get the projector down at least a few feet from the ceiling, but there are lots of variables, and you have not given us enough data (throw distance, screen size, viewing distance, etc.)
838546
There is some adjustment available in the settings, but it depends where your old mount is located. This projector needs to be about 7 Ft from the screen. It is a short throw model.
1129756
It's has different frames, but it does not have the ability to adjust the frame size without moving the projector. If you can figure out a way to make it work this is a great projector
1330129
It is very adjustable. I can't imagine it wouldn't work with any other similar size projector.
2029912
Keystone correction is a tool of last resort because it damages the image. This projector has lens shift which in most cases will alleviate the need for VERTICAL keystoning. This projector does not have HORIZONTAL keystone correction, unless it is a setting buried in a service tech menu not accessible to the consumer. If you intend on setting this up in your home it would better to correct your left and right position physically and avoid corrupting the image with intentional distortion of native resolution. If however vert and horiz correction is an important issue to you add Projector+With+Horizontal+Keystone+Correction to your Amazon search window. Also, I would recommend reading the pro unbiased reviews at projectorcentral dot com. I've had this projector for a while now and I've been very happy with it.
1332862
Yes. It adjusts vertically and has limited adjustments for angling to the side.
1497176
It does not have "keystone" it has lens shift. It has a ton of adjustment and will no issue offsetting 5-6".