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  • Jfbhd4
    Member
    • Jan 2015
    • 93

    #31


    Decided to change the orientation due to some ventilation soffits. This will allow me to have a 19x 10 ft screen. According to the projector central program this will give me 17 ft Lamberts which I am told will be pretty bright. Pj is an optima with 3500 lumens.

    Also did some more thorough measuring.

    Ceiling is 129 inches. Will have an 8 inch step so pj if mounted on the ceiling will be 10 ft above me.

    Anyone see any issues with this setup and such a large screen?

    I didn't have room for anything other than a short throw pj so 3500 lumens will have to do I guess.


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    • Gamble Gamble
      Gamble Gamble commented
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      I was actually going with the same projector. Did you ever get to compare it against the EH200ST? The 200 has a better contrast ratio 20k vs 15k on the 415 but has 500 less lumens.
      Last edited by Gamble Gamble; 01-04-2016, 08:32 AM.
  • Jfbhd4
    Member
    • Jan 2015
    • 93

    #32
    Par2 pro screen material is only 10 ft max.


    I guess 17.5 is about as wide as I can go.


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    • 505zoom
      505zoom commented
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      Keep in mind that the fL number you have there is for *data/text* and not *video/games*. When you change that it drops to only 10 fL, and says *recommend higher brightness*.
      Last edited by 505zoom; 01-15-2016, 07:31 AM.
  • CBearsSB
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2014
    • 209

    #33
    In movie theater want high contrast ratio and lower lumens. In sim want more lumens since projecting large image. But also determined by ambient light, screen size, etc. I recommend getting one with the higher lumens. I like the big
    screen.

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    • goatbarn
      Super Member
      • Aug 2014
      • 652

      #34
      I've been under the impression to ignore contrast ratio, but usually applies when I'm comparing two different brands.

      This is why: http://www.projectorcentral.com/contrast_ratios.htm

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      • Jfbhd4
        Member
        • Jan 2015
        • 93

        #35

        Originally posted by CBearsSB
        In movie theater want high contrast ratio and lower lumens. In sim want more lumens since projecting large image. But also determined by ambient light, screen size, etc. I recommend getting one with the higher lumens. I like the big
        screen.
        I'd love to go higher lumens but I don't have the room. I only have like 15 ft max to throw.

        3500 is the highest lumen short throw that I could find.


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