Subj : Re: Power Point
To   : TOM WALKER
From : JAY EMRIE
Date : Tue Sep 20 2005 02:41 pm

TW>JE>TW> The $500 to b$700 ones. In fact I would say nothing costing less then
TW>JE>TW> $4000 Plus would be any good at all fro any serious Picture Judhing.

TW>JE>I think you are a bit high here. Those at about $2,000 seem to have the
TW>JE>best specs or at least adequate specs - although not equal to the multi
TW>JE>thousand $ ones.

TW> I was Assuming, I know a bad Thing, a larger then the standard front
TW> room area of use since it was for a Camera Club. 600X800 dosne't
TW> project very well over any distance. Even 1024x768 is not all that
TW> good.

600 x 800 is totally inadequate, as is 1024 x 768. SXGA - 1400 x 1050
is the least we will consider. The size of the room isn't the
determining factor for good images. Projector to screen distance is the
main factor, then xxxx x xxx, then screen size, then lumens. Remember,
the audience does not have to be between the projector and screen. The
projector can be in front of the audience,

From all I have been able to determine, nothing less than 2000 lumens
 and XGA (1024 x 768) but preferably SXGA (1400 x 1050) will suffice.

I am still looking at all the info I can get.

It looks as if the projector we require will start at just below 2K and
go up from there.

Jay







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