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in a projector is best if you have a high amount of lumens or a low number?
Alright I DO NOT KNOW WHAT ARE Lumes but you have to act sarcastically ALL I've just 2 POINTS ARE A GRATE FUL OF A BEEEEP
Lumin measures the intensity of light. Place a square foot a foot of a light source such as a candle or light bulb. The amount of light falling on a square foot can be measured (with a light meter) and the amount of light is measured in "candles" (there is a candle to this end But candles are no longer used now that they are calibrated meters) In general, the more lumens the brighter the projected image. But this is only part of the history of the image. Basically little need for lights, but the image will be blurred or poor color unless you have a lens of good quality and mechanical devices for focusing. The lens is the part most important and expensive of a projector.Yes is better to have more lumens, but if using a dark room can get good results with fewer lumens. If you are projecting in a normally lit room needs a lot of lumens. The distance from the projector to the screen also makes a difference in the number of lights on the screen decrease as distance increases. I hope this helps (and not confusing, in reality each element has a history all its own) .. PS help if both participants attempt each other with respect.
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