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Lekes

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Newbie here. I thought I had done all the research and planned my home theater. Everything works except for one problem...the image is too big for the screen. I have an Epson Home Cinema 1060 and a 100" diagonal screen (16:9). Throw distance is about 10 feet. Everything I could find said that would work. But when I adjust the image size with the zoom, the best I can do is an image that is about 4" beyond the screen all around. My options would be: 1) Buy a bigger screen, 2) Move projector forward about 10-12" from what I can estimate. The first option is somewhat expensive. The second option mean more holes in my ceiling. Is there a 3rd option?....can I get a replacement lens for my projector or an adaptor to bring the image in to fit the screen? Any assistance is appreciated. THANK YOU in advance.
Leon
 

xx Brian xx

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Don't know who told you 10' would work but that is too far back. Throw distance should be between 7'5" and 8'11" for 100" 16/9 screen with your Epson.
Unfortunately, as you already stated, there's only two options - Move projector forward and patch the holes or buy a bigger screen.

Brian
 

Lekes

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Thank you for the input. I moved the projector closer and now it's perfect. An still nobody should hit the projector with their head unless they are standing on the recliner. :) Thanks again.
 

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