EUR787,71
LG HU70LS
4K, 1500 lm, 1.2 - 1.5:1
Question about LG HU70LS
I have a distance from the screen to the lens of exactly 4 metres, as the projector is on a shelf and the motorised screen is mounted on the ceiling (I currently have the BenQ W1100 HD projector). Would the LG 4k HU70 LS manage this distance with a max screen width of 240 cm ? Thanks for a competent answer hpscherrer
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... is, by the way, an ingenious beamer point absolutely top. Even usable in daylight. Disadvantage 1: in dark scenes, the depth of field and contrast are not top. You would have to have at least a special screen (grey tone, less scattering effect). Disadvantage 2: the price agreement of the Swiss suppliers, or the price dictate of LG, as you take it.
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I have not mounted it permanently. Distance approx. 3.40m. I can easily manage a width of 3.20m.
Since I am mobile, I have now tried your mass. It's really not possible to achieve a relatively small width from too far away. Either mount it on the ceiling a little further forward (use the commenter's link), or do as I do, mobile on a small table. The big advantage of this is that you can also use it loosely elsewhere.
Hello hpscherrer.
The problem is not whether the beamer can do it, and with a distance of 4.0 metres it will create a lot of width. At this distance, however, the minimum width of the screen is 2.67 metres, i.e. in order to have the picture nicely on the 2.4 metre wide screen, a beamer distance of only 2.88 - 3.60 metres is possible.