Is it to bright or wide ranged as an accent light for picture that are 14" W 20" L?
1791901
Although it has 2 brigthness settings, in my opinion, even in the brightest one it is not bright enough to be used as a conventional accent light. Instead it is more of a "suggestive" (low key) light rather than an accent one. Nevertheless, the width of the beam for an object of this size would not be a problem.
1791902
I think it would be. It has two brightness modes. However it might look a little bulky.
2186922
This is a great light for accent. The illumination is very diffused and would not work well for primary lighting. I hope this helps.
1322484
The manual doesn't give a maximum. It does give setup distances for a 300" screen. We use our in a home theater with a 4:3 screen measuring 120" and it is plenty bright.
2078878
I had it mounted on the wall. The picture is about 4 feet by 4 feet and dark. I am not really happy with the illumination. The "lines" of the light are great and loved the color.
1646983
Because its wide angle, it does pretty good in normal inside room lighting. It is about 160 wide angle I think. About equal to a 22mm. Hope this helps.
2139187
It would be a bit of a challenge, but it can be done. I can project an 8' wide by 6' tall image. The room would need to be quite dark with no outside light contamination. As the distance from the wall increases the image intensity and fine detail decreases.
972209
Our artwork is about 45 X 50 and it is good for that. I don't know about the bracket, only to say it the width of the light. However, you do need to know that the remote has never worked, and my husband decided not to send the entire thing back to get it replaced. I don't know if we would have received on that did work, but ours does not. He is tall enough to switch it on and off without the remote, so its not a problem. Just beware.
2261705
This is an ideal light to use indoors. If you use two lights you can get a nice backlight effect and the dimmer switch is convenient for adjusting the brightness quickly. I only use the white diffuser screen to get a flat neutral shot and I can adjust the temperature of the picture in Photoshop. This light can get extremely bright and could easily light up an object from 7-10 feet away depending on how much light you need.
52848
Its very bright and you cannot adjust the intensity. I usually put it on a tripod and point it toward the ceiling to give back light instead of straight on. Pictures don't look washed out though. Hope this helps
2073866
I think it will not be bright enough to enjoy.The Image is not clear if it is projected to more than 6 feet.
1646985
Because its wide angle, it does pretty good in normal inside room lighting. It is about 160º wide angle I think. About equal to a 22mm. Hope this helps.
1044587
I can't give you the exact specifications but I do know that the beam it projects seems fairly narrow. You'll have to back up a ways to get it up to 10' x 10'. That might effect how bright the image is, so you might be well advised to allow for darkening the room a little bit. The image that I usually project is about 5'x5' from about 5 or 6 yards away. That's because the presentations I make are usually with groups of only 20-30 people.
964343
Yes, it will. The futher back the projector is the larger the image will be. As a rule of thumb, at some point depending on the projector you will loss some brightness and image quality. At 12ft this will look super sharp and bright with no issues at all. I set this up for my brother and his is about 14-16ft(sorry don't remember exact) from the wall and looks amazing. This is a great projector, there is no need to spend much more. Don't be fooled by lots of the specs that may make you want to spend more. I have done lots of research. This was a great choice. Hope this helps.
1017502
Yours is a pretty broad question. What is the application? For up lighting against a white or light colored wall-they are great. For spot lights 15'-20' above a target-they are great. Spot light from the the base of the target-not so much. Additionally, you need to consider if the room is dark, semi-dark and/ or full light and outdoors. If you have a chance please pose similar question, but indicate the type of application. If I can help. I will.
1914466
In a 10x14shed with no windows, you will be able to see that you have a light, little illumination. Windows would help, but I think you need something a little bigger.
1175381
Yes it should be fine. I use it to illuminate my audio/visual equipment in a home theater room. It's bright enough but not obnoxious. Good luck
972211
The picture we light with this is just 24 wide and 30 high. I agree with what T says, it's not going to be enough light on the picture you want. We have other art in our home that we use electrical light fixtures and they work perfectly for something of the size you refer to. One is similar in size to what you mention and we use about a 26/28 inch electrical light on it.