Set up the projector
The projectors offer larger screen sizes and movie viewing experiences than TV stations, but that doesn’t mean they’re easier to set up. That’s why we have a complete guide How to buy a projector Checkout!
Unless you want to select the portable option, you need to make sure Projector Mount ($20) The HDMI cable is correctly routed to the projector location. This is because setting up a full-size projector to fit your screen, focus, etc. can be painful so once you dial in everything you need to put it as an IS.
Make sure the projector is bright enough
Make sure you get enough lumens (the projector’s peak will peak, and the higher the number, the higher the). Over 2,000 lumens are a great starting point for viewing any type of light, but if you are watching in a bright room, we recommend 3000 or higher. Anything under 1000 is truly worth it as a portable projector after the darkest room or after the darkness.
Without a completely dark room, the image looks like it can be washed away and it is difficult to see. If you don’t have a room without windows, consider getting blackout curtains. I highly recommend you more details on how to set up the projector once you arrive This video.
Make sure you have space for your image!
The biggest thing to remember before getting a projector is to set how much space it takes to correctly set it. In most cases, you need to 10 to 15 feet between the screen and the projector (be sure to check the “throw distance” listed by the manufacturer in the manual) to reach a screen size above 100 inches unless you get a short Investing.
