How well would it perform in a room with moderate sunlight exposure?
1773497
When it comes to light in the room this projector is just 'ok'. The blinds/curtains do have to be shut in order to enjoy the movie. But if the room is dark and no light, then the project is really nice. We use the projector at night over the weekends and we love it. We have it hung on the ceiling 16ft away from screen, screen size around 120". This is my first projector.
1773498
Fair to good, just like any other projector, get blinds or drapes or don't use during the brightest part of the day.
1773499
These projectors are so awesome for the price! They do ok in a moderate sunlight room, which is what we started with. But as we watched it at night and how clear and crisp the picture is we put room darking curtains on the windows. So you can still see the picture but the darker the more clear for sure! Hope it helps!
341551
In moderately lit indoor conditions, it looks perfectly fine. The darker you get, the less quality it is (obviously, ;D). For example, I'm in a room with no lights, a single window, on a rainy and cloudy day. The small amount of light coming in is surprisingly enough for the camera to get a decent picture (but I wouldn't want to film anything professionally without first turning on some lights). You can adjust the exposure yourself, which does improve the quality to an extent, but over exposure looks rather funky (on any camera). In the end, it's A-OK for a moderate to poorly lit/naturally lit room. Any darker than that and the camera has trouble focusing and getting decent quality. There are also several pre-set lighting conditions too which are rather useful. Combining those with manually white balancing and adjusting the exposure myself, I was able to greatly increase the quality of the picture compared to the auto-settings. But of course, the camera really is at it's best on a sunny afternoon. The picture quality is great when you're filming outside or in a well lit room. If you have any other questions, feel free to shoot!
282085
Works fine for me in a well-lit room with screen near open windows in daylight.
662383
It handles the glare no problem I have mine in a sun room family room with 6 windows and the picture is great it only presents a problem if watching 3D movies we have to look at in the evening or nighttime
12015
I used mine in a daylight room and it worked fine. I was showing color and black and white photos. Tom
1161977
Definitely. We have it in a not so sunny indoor location and it is doing OK, but really could use more light.
285537
It's not a finicky unit at all and works well in all conditions...indoors, cloudy and sunshine days. You will like it a lot.
291922
This monitor has a matte finish on the screen, so the glare is minimal, even in very bright conditions. However, as with all monitors, it's best to not have a bright light source directly behind it, particularly the sun. I use this in a room that gets really bright afternoon sun, and the screen shows just fine. The wall on which this monitor is located is perpendicular to the wall with the window, so the sun does not actually hit the screen. For your use, this monitor will be more than sufficient.
1714387
You can still see it under strong sunlight but not as bright as using it indoor
1516260
It is more than bright enough for my moderately dark room. In fact, I have set it to Eco mode to preserve lamp life (and reduce fan noise, which isn't that bad) and even at that reduced setting it is more than bright enough.
1358664
if aimed right and put in the corner of a moderate sized room it should pick up everything, mines does well in low light but if you want to look back you should make sure you are able to see faces clearly
1168172
I bought mine during the holidays, haven't had much sun since. However it is in a room with a 10' picture window facing north. I have had no issues with lighting as of yet.
653517
I have it in a bedroom (150 sq ft with 9' ceilings) and it's more than enough light. Might not be suitable for a large room with very high ceilings though.
885800
It operates better than I expected during the day time. If it's direct sunlight, I think you're outta luck with most projectors, but this is used in our office and during the morning it's rather bright and it works fine, but is obviously better in low light situations.
2234737
I tested it indoors and quality was fine. I imagine quality in daylight is better than artificial light...just like most cameras.
1546745
It produces a good amount of light, but the light is filtered through the crystals, so it's not very intense. I have it as the main light source in a 10x12' room and it works great. Might need to turn on a lamp if I was reading though. Not sure it'd work great in a large room. I do love this light though.
257178
It depends. In bright sunlight, not to well, especially if the light is shining on it