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- Model:
- GT1080DARBEE
- |
- SKU:
- 5870900
Highly rated by customers for: Picture Quality, Brightness, Throw Distance
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Q: QuestionDoes a black or white projector screen work best with this?
Asked by Jacky.
- A:Answer Hello, screen gain and color depends on personal preference. Gray Screen will yield better blacks in ambient light than a white screen. If you have total control over the light in the room, a white screen is just fine. But if you will deal with ambient light, a gray screen is a better choice as it will help to maintain better black levels. If this is your first projector, we recommend a gray screen with a gain of 1.2 or 1.4 (1.4 yields an image 1.4x brighter than the projected image -- same with 1.2 gain, image is 1.2x brighter than the projected image). Need more? Please contact Customer Service at: https://www.optoma.com/us/support/contact-us/ Thanks.
Answered by Optoma Support

Q: QuestionHi, can I use this projector to project movies onto a rear projector screen? Does it have the capability to project images backwards? Also, will the projector need to be mounted high in order to fit the rear view projector screen 16:9 aspect ratio 120”?
Asked by Uly.
- A:Answer Yes - you can use rear projector mode. This orientation is available on setup and from the OSD after setup. As for placement -- to achieve 120", the projector can be mounted on the ceiling or used in desktop mode (table top). Image size is all about distance and not height. :-) Thanks.
Answered by Optoma Support

Q: QuestionCan this project a screen size of 70-100” from 8-12’ (feet) away, or is the screen size adjustable?
Asked by Cheech.
- A:Answer Yes. even closer than that,
Answered by Thomas
Q: Questionwhen will you have it in stock...
Asked by buzzy.
- A:Answer I don’t believe they stock these in store. I had to order mine online. It has been an excellent projector.
Answered by Loaded
Q: QuestionDoes it support 3d? If it does, what equipment is required to watch 3D media with this projector?
Asked by arslan.
- A:Answer you can buy active shutter glasses as well as the transmitter that plugs into it. it supports SBS, top/bottom, and a few others.
Answered by JasonM79
Q: QuestionHi, I am interested in buying this projector and taking it back to South Africa with me where we run 220V instead of 110V in the US. Will this projector be able to handle the 220V standard? Look forward to hearing from you. Darren
Asked by Darren.
- A:Answer No, this will not handle the 220 V.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
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