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Projectors listed at 3000 ANSI lumens or higher
These projectors list 3000 ANSI lumens or higher. That is the listed ANSI brightness fact, not a generic marketing lumen number, and it is not colour brightness or a guarantee the image will hold up in a bright room. Use the filters for resolution and technology. Throw distance still depends on throw ratio, not lumens.
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ANSI lumens
ANSI lumens measure a projector’s light output using a standardized test method. A higher figure generally means a brighter image, but it is not a rating of overall picture quality.
Open termthrow ratio
Throw ratio is the distance from a projector’s lens to the screen divided by the projected image width. It helps you judge whether a projector can fit your room and screen.
Open termlens shift
Lens shift moves the projected image horizontally or vertically without moving the projector. It can make installation easier when the projector cannot be centered precisely with the screen.
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