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Question: Can I buy a portable 16:9 aspect ratio projector screen for this or do I have to buy a 16:10 screen?
Document: I have played the Blu ray that is mighty amazing. Normal DVD is also not bad. You-tube videos also produce good quality result (more than what I initially thought). Connected to computer using VGA and the video result was again more than I expected. Again it's a 170 inch screen and I'm not talking about a 100 inch screen (which itself is quite big) but no comparison when it goes beyond 150.4) 16:10 aspect ratio - Although I don't understand why this projector comes in this aspect ratio as most of the images are in 16:9 or even smaller, however, this didn't give any problems.
As the centerpiece of a small windowless room home theater, this projector is a fine choice. It is connected via HDMI cable (not provided) to a Panasonic Blu-Ray 3D Player, Sharp Sound Bar, Polk Audio 10 in. subwoofer and an Elite 80 in.16:9 pull down screen. The total cost for this entire home theater was just under $1,000, all purchased on Amazon. The projector is set up only 10 feet from the screen, which results in a very sharp 70 in display utilizing the projector's native16:9 widescreen aspect ratio at 720p resolution.
I have played blu ray with excellent results.6) Difference with Viewsonic PJD5134: I purchased 5134 earlier and used it for 2 days, but decided to go for 5533W for the following reasons:a) 800x1200 vs 1280x800 resolution - This is a massive difference and easily identifiable i.e. far more than a 1080P vs 720P. Technically speaking, with PJD5134, you are using 360,000 vs 870,000 pixels (2.41667 times more). The calculation assumes that a 16:9 aspect ration movie is played so with PJD 5134 (4:3 aspect ratio), you have massive black lines on top and bottom hence loosing 120,000 view-able pixels.b) 4:3 vs 16:10 aspect ratio: Massive difference as some of it I have already explained in "a" above.
Secondly, to create a 100 inch viewable image of 16:9 aspect ration, you have to project about a 140inch screen approximately. This is a massive drawback.c) Screen to projector distance - To create a same size image, you have to put 5134 way back than the 5533W, so if you have a comparitively smaller room, you would loose significant amount of screen size (considering both aspect ratio and throw distance) I can provide more details however this would go on and on. The bottom line is go for 5533W (in comparison with 5134) without any second thought.
I searched forums and reviews for weeks prior to making the purchase of the VeiwSonic PJD5533W WXGA portable projector. I have several LCD's inside the home some 780 and others 1080.This projector is every bit as clears as my other LCD's. As all projectors it must be dark outside before you can use it but don't want to watch movies outside during the day nonetheless no TV looks great with the sun directly on it.I am projecting on a 16:9 ratio 5' x 9' screen from Carl's screens "the best" for quality and price.
Overall this projector met my expectations. The projector is meant for data, but in my setup I use it for Movies and TV and it performs great! Picture is fairly good for only being a native 720P. The 3D is great! I would recommend this projector to a friend.Pros-Great price.3D Blu Rays look great! Detects 3D signal automatically.Very bright picture.Fairly small and light makes it easy to mount on ceiling or carry.Good colors.Cons-Lens shift is missing. Makes for difficult set up when ceiling mounting do to the fact that it has to be straight in front of the screen.Zoom is mediocre.It would be nice if the screen ratio was a native 16:9 instead of 16:10.Built quality is not the best.If you are looking for a first projector or upgrading an old projector consider this projector.
I could not adjust the sharpness or color even thou the options are there, but they are grayed out. Very irritating to say the least. Once adjusted I was able to save the settings and they would stay, but the aspect ratio always changes. I had set it to 16 by 9 to mimic the TV, but it always changes back to Auto. I have not found a way to keep it set the same, also the picture that I set changes with each signal source. So my PS3 will be fine, but my Direct TV will not have the same settings, even if I saved it to User 1.
I haven't tried the 3d option but intend to in the near future.Brightness:  Obviously projectors look best in a dark room, but this projector does really well even with substantial ambient light.Price: Inexpensive compared to other brands even at the same resolution.Cons:Format: The 16:10 native ratio vs. 16:9 is strange to me, but having blackout borders eliminates any issues with format.Bulb replacement:  They say that you can get 6000 hours out of the lamp, but that's only with the &#34;Eco&#34; setting.
In the evening, we put it on movie mode... fantastic! Had the fellas over to watch Monday Night Football and they could not believe the difference in quality over earlier model projectors we've seen. This has forever changed the usability of the game room.Suggested items to consider:  the Elite Screens pull down screen at 16:10 ratio worked perfectly with this projector. I also had to get a 3-to-1 HDMI selector unit in order to feed three electronic feeds into this one HDMI slot. No noticeable degradation though... works great.
This was probably one of the most researched purchases that I've made in quite some time, mainly because I knew so little about this type of product to begin with. Ultimately, I chose this particular brand and model because it was one of the least expensive DLP projectors with a native resolution of 16:9. (Well, actually, 16:10) Quite simply, it is an awesome product that performs exactly as advertised. I use it primarily in front projection mode on a 132 inch diagonal screen outdoors. Color is excellent, pictures are sharp and crisp.
Answer: Yes , it has three different setting 16:9 being one... Great buy.