I have not been able to find any specifications on brightness...If this actually works in anything other than total darkness it could be a cool little innovation.
The brightness really depends on the projected image size. Smaller projections are easily visible in a well lit room (think of using a laserpointer in a bright room, easy to see even from far away.) The larger the image size, the darker the room needs to be.
Last i heard from PicoP is that this thing produces a whopping 20 ANSI lumens. So dont go expecting to project that 100" image onto the whiteboard at school whilst the teacher isn't watching.
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I have not been able to find any specifications on brightness...If this actually works in anything other than total darkness it could be a cool little innovation.
The brightness really depends on the projected image size. Smaller projections are easily visible in a well lit room (think of using a laserpointer in a bright room, easy to see even from far away.) The larger the image size, the darker the room needs to be.
Last i heard from PicoP is that this thing produces a whopping 20 ANSI lumens. So dont go expecting to project that 100" image onto the whiteboard at school whilst the teacher isn't watching.