FVX200
Frequently Asked Questions
How far back should I mount the projector?
• Minimum throw at least 1.8x the native 16:9 image width of the projector, or 4.3x the screen height for 2.35:1 / 2.40:1 screens (constant height systems).
• Throw distance should be between 14 -28 ft.
Why is my image curved at the edges?
The most obvious artifact of anamorphic images is the curvature evident when the lens is in place. With the FVX200 this is typically called “barrel distortion” due to the inward curvature at the edges of the image giving the picture a distinct barrel shape.
To reduce this barrel shape to the image it is best to have the projector further back in its throw ratio. Usually placing the projector’s lens at twice the width of the screen--or more--gives the most satisfactory results.
I want a curved screen—can I use the FVX200?
FVX200 should NEVER be paired with a curved screen.
I want a moveable lens - can I use an automated sled with the FVX200?
The FVX200 is always used in a “fixed” configuration when paired with a 2.35:1 or 2.40:1 screen. In other words, the FVX200 is designed to be permanently installed in front of your projector and never moved out of the light path. Since the FVX200 uses a vertical compression design, moving the lens out of the way will cause the image to overshoot the top and bottom of your 2.35:1 / 2.40:1 screen. Displaying 16:9 images with the correct geometry with the FVX200 requires that your projector have Mode II scaling (available on the vast majority of home theater projectors).
How do I clean my lens?
Use a soft, lint-free cloth and photographic lens cleaning solution. Use of other cleaning products, especially anything abrasive, may damage the special coatings on the lens and void the warranty.
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