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A bit about optics. I was wondering what is the film (slide, or motion picture) projector with the widest projection angle. What are the current limitations?
The greatest projection angle of a projector refers to the maximum angle at which the projector can project an image onto a surface. This angle can vary depending on the specific model and can range from 90 degrees to over 180 degrees.
The projection angle can have a significant impact on the image quality of a projector. A wider projection angle allows for a larger image to be displayed, but may result in distortion or reduced sharpness at the edges. A smaller projection angle may produce a more focused and clear image, but with a smaller size.
In most projectors, the projection angle can be adjusted manually by tilting or angling the projector itself, or through digital keystone correction. However, some projectors may have limitations on the range of angles that can be adjusted.
A projector with a wide projection angle can project onto a variety of surfaces, including flat walls, curved screens, and even uneven or angled surfaces. However, the image quality may be affected by the texture and color of the surface, so a smooth and neutral-colored surface is ideal.
The importance of a wide projection angle depends on the specific use of the projector. For presentations or movies, a wider angle may provide a more immersive experience. However, for precise and detailed projections, such as in scientific or technical applications, a smaller and more focused projection angle may be preferred.