I've seen some conflicting stuff on max screen size for this projector. Just want to make sure it utilizes most if not all of the screen.
Does the BenQTH671ST work well for a 16x9 screen?
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It works great at 16x9'. It's a very popular projector for golf sim use - read all the reasons at https://store.gunghogolf.com/BenQ-TH...NEW-p265749740Originally posted by kirkemg View PostI've seen some conflicting stuff on max screen size for this projector. Just want to make sure it utilizes most if not all of the screen.- Ron at GunghoGolf.com - we specialize in TrackMan, FlightScope, Foresight, Uneekor, SkyTrak, Garmin, Bushnell, TGC, and E6 Connect. 512-861-4151 or email hello AT gunghogolf.com.
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It will fill all of the screen provided that the screen is of a 16:9 ratio in size. No different than any other 16:9 projector. How big is your screen?
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The projector will fill a 192x108 screen from 12 feet away. A telephoto lens will require 13 feet and a wide angle lens will require 11 feet to achieve the same image size. No matter the lens, it must be positioned 3 inches above the image for a ceiling mount.
The brightness does get quite low when mounted that far back. (According to the projector central estimation. The manufacturer estimation is of course better).
Is there a particular distance you're trying to mount from because of space issues? May not hurt to look at something with a little bit shorter throw ratio. Something around 0.5 would put your projector about 8 feet away for that image size, which would help with the brightness factor.
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This is helpful thanks. As a noob, I dont quite follow the lens bit as I assume it has one type of lens and isn't variable? Anyway, I have little to no space issues with 11' ceiling and 20ft depth of the room (garage). I definitely want it to be as bright as possible I've just read so many good things on here about this projector that it moved me toward it.
Also, I'm seeing this on their website?
Clear Image Size (Diagonal)
60"~120"
Thank you!
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Not sure what they mean by that. Perhaps that's the maximum image size that they consider to be bright enough for satisfaction and moving the projector any further away (to cast a bigger image) would not be bright or clear enough. Just my guess.
Check out some of the Optomas. The GT1090HDR and GT1080HDR are both popular sim projectors and you'll be able to mount them closer. Plus they have more lumens than that BenQ. You have a big screen, so something with a shorter throw ratio might serve you well to cast that big of an image at a distance that will keep things bright enough.
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