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If your desired lens ratio isn’t available for hire, you can try adjusting your screen width or throw distance to get it into an acceptable range. If you need help, just give our hire or production teams a call on 01179 727 123.

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Field-of-view (also known as FOV) ; 45mm. 43.6. 29.9 ; 50mm. 39.6. 27.0 ; 55mm. 36.2. 24.6 ; 60mm. 33.4. 22.6.

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Coherent Laser Power and Energy Meters including the FieldMate, FieldMaxII, and LabMax used in a variety of applications are available at Edmund Optics.

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FIXED FOCUS HIGH SPEED: It has fast focusing speed to ensure you capture every moment and the image quality is stable. MULTI-MODEL COMPATIBLE: Suitable for most ...

SOCKET WELD 1 / 2" X 3'4", U=2.5",316SS. Product Code: TWS754316. CAD $169.27 /EACH.

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You can use the below calculator to work out what lens ratio you need on your projector. Simply enter your desired projected image width in the first field, and how far you will be putting the projector away from the screen (your ‘throw distance’) to get the correct lens ratio. Note that many lenses have a ‘zoom range’ between two ratios.