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Question: Can someone who owns this device ....please confirm or deny that this will do ONLY 4:3 or will it do HD 16:9 (widescreen as well)
Document: I currently have a DISH HD box hooked up to it & the picture is crystal clear! Projector sits 9ft. away from the screen & produces a 62" image (diagonal) in 4:3 format & a 58" image (diagonal) in 16:9 format.
This is a really nice projector for the money. It is very bright and will display HD content well.However, what I did not previously understand was the impact of the native 4:3 aspect ratio. Although you may view content in wide screen mode, the projector is simply displaying widescreen in the 4:3 &#34;footprint&#34;.
But there is a headphone jack that you could run to a reciever with some help from an adaptor i guess. (thats very minor). & the projector needs to aim perfectly straight & level to produce a perfect 4:3 square or 16:9 rectangle image. If the projector is slightly angled up or down, the sides of the screen bevel inwards or outwards. Other than that. No complaints outta me! I give it a 5star rating on picture alone.
the 800x600 native scare the cr*p out of me. I love HD, I really do. With HDMI plugged in, my laptop went to max resolution at 16:9 widescreen (Which is not listed in the description)The widescreen viewing area fits inside the 800x600 viewing area, but again I'm still able to get 92-100" WIDESCREEN from approx 12-13ft. Movies and TV look absolutely incredible. Xbox 360 games look stunning. I can use this during the day with the blinds closed.
I am writing this review for use as a home theater. Spend the extra money and get the XGA version. Higher resolution, well worth it. Set it to 16:9 aspect ratio and forget about it. If you don't, it will automatically adjust aspect ratio depending on the input so regular TV channels and HD channels will change the entire size of the screen. If you have it, get the step up from this that does full HD.
(I'll get into my set up later) The resolution on this projector is SVGA. So that is 800x600, which sounds like a complete downgrade from your 1080p television or even 720p television. Yes, it kind of is when talking a strictly tech sense and those numbers can be scary. But let me tell you that the image quality looks fantastic. The aspect ratio is 16:9 and that is just widescreen.
The picture quality isn't the best because it isn't HD but if you aren't 3 feet away from the screen or reading fine text you really won't be able to tell. The picture quality you do get out of it is amazing for only being 800x600 however and coming from someone that uses 1440p for gaming and 1080p plasma tvs for movies i hardly want to use my TV anymore! This thing has awesome colors and is super bright!
It is all great for the price you pay. But if you talk about the little problems then it stands 4 stars. It has a very poor speaker. It is by far not HD in quality. Well it is not claimed so it doesn't matter. It is missing cover for lens. But if you ignore these minor problems then I would say it is a great gadget for homes.
I use this projector for traveling and presentations. It is light and has terrific output. I can connect this to a computer, a DVD, or a cable box. Output automatically switches to 16:9 if you need it, even though it's not native 16:9. Highly recommended.
I bought this projector instead of buying a TV for the living room. I use it to watch TV, movies, and play xbox. It handles everything beautifully and has an impressive picture at a 78&#34; screen (16:9 res). Highly recommend.
Answer: Im sorry. Anamorphic is the 3rd view. Not panoramic. My bad. I just went back and checked because I thought there was 4 settings. There is 16:9, 4:3, auto and anamorphic settings. Hope this helps.