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These projectors list DLP as the projection technology. DLP is a imaging method, not a brightness grade, and it does not tell you throw ratio or input lag. Use the filters for native resolution and listed ANSI lumens. Check throw ratio on the product page if placement is tight, and use the throw calculator with that listed range.
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throw 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.
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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.
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Keystone correction digitally reshapes a projector’s image to reduce the trapezoid effect caused by aiming it above, below, or to the side of the screen.
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1080p projectors
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Browse projectors whose listed ANSI lumens are 3000 or higher. ANSI lumens are not colour brightness or a room-light guarantee.
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