higher resolution means better quality, but this isn’t always true.

 

Outdoor projectors are normally outdoor designs that have been made for the outside. They are often times used for a business, to display a message or advertisement. The use of an outdoor projector is very beneficial to any business because they will get more notice by displaying their content on a large screen in big letters and numbers. This article will give you some information on how to go about choosing the right lumens for your media equipment when you want to do an outdoor show with your projector.Lumens, which stands for “lUMENs” is the measurement of how much light is being put out from a certain source. The measurement for this is in watts and it is measured in a star rating. The higher the lumens, the brighter the picture will be and although it may be possible to go higher than this, most outdoor projectors will not exceed them because they would be too much of a strain on your equipment. Most projector manufacturers recommend that you choose around 3000 lumens or more when you are looking to do an outdoor show with your projector. 

 

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The two main types of outdoor projectors are LED and LCD. LED projectors are normally created to be light weight and small all while making no noise and producing little heat, while they offer 95% of the amount of light that an LCD would produce. And any more than 3000 lumens on an LED would be too much for the street lights to handle. On the other hand, LEDs are great for low light, but if you are going to do a big outdoor show (50000 people or more) then you will need an LCD projector.LCD projectors are much larger than any of the other types and although they may offer less light output than the LED and also have a little more heat that can be an issue if you have no air conditioning in your area, it will still work well with very low light conditions. However, you will have to have a lot of room, a crane, or a scaffolding to mount your LCD and any other projectors that you may want to use with it. 

 

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The next thing you need to look for when choosing your lumens for an outdoor projector is the resolution. This is going to be measured in dots per inch, or dpi. The higher the number of dpi, the sharper the image will be and this means that there will be less blurring in your pictures. You want between 1200dpi and 4000dpi when it comes to HD media use.You should also look into what the contrast ratio is on the projector. The contrast ratio is important because it will tell you how clear and crisp the picture will be. The higher the contrast ratio, the easier it will be to view whatever you are projecting, especially in low light conditions. When choosing your outdoor projector, you should make sure that its contrast ratio is at least 4000:1 and that it can stay at least 1000:1 after 30 minutes of use.And lastly the resolution will determine how good your outdoor projectors are when it comes to how clear and bright they are. Some people think that a