Want to mount my GT1080 a foot higher than optimal height... issues?

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  • bm11
    Advanced Member
    • Sep 2016
    • 307

    #1

    Want to mount my GT1080 a foot higher than optimal height... issues?

    I mounted my GT1080 last night at 8', which is about perfect with a 7' screen height and a 14" offset (is that the right terminology?) The problem is that the mounted distance puts it right over my swing mat, and being 6'2" with an 8" mounted height causes a bit of mental discomfort. If I decided to increase my mount height to 9 feet, is that going to cause a major keystone issue, or is it pretty normal for projector installation to end up less than ideal?

    Thanks,

    Bob
  • wbond
    Ultimate Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 3489

    #2
    Is there anyway to raise your screen so the top of your image is at 8' instead of 7? Or even higher. Then you don't have to keystone. Probably just personal preference on where you want your image to start.

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    • bm11
      Advanced Member
      • Sep 2016
      • 307

      #3
      Hmm, that would be even less ideal.

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      • Ironstrokes
        Extreme Member
        • May 2015
        • 1012

        #4
        Ive had to keystone my optoma 1080ST a bit and don't really notice any difference in picture quality at all personally

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        • inorkuo
          Advanced Member
          • Sep 2015
          • 344

          #5
          I would try it and see how it looks. You might not be able to tell a difference.

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          • bm11
            Advanced Member
            • Sep 2016
            • 307

            #6
            Originally posted by inorkuo View Post
            I would try it and see how it looks. You might not be able to tell a difference.
            Yep, might as well.

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            • bm11
              Advanced Member
              • Sep 2016
              • 307

              #7
              As an update- I remounted the projector and it looks great to me. Keystone correction seemed to do the trick.

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