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Not being able to see the speaker clearly.
Not being able to hear the speaker clearly.
Not being able to read the speaker's slides clearly.
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A measure of the brightness of the lamp.
A measure of the amount of electricity the projector draws.
A measure of the size of the image that can be projected.
A measure of how far the projector can be from the screen.
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Audio
Lighting
Projection
All of the above
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A 4:3 formatted slide projected onto a 16:9 screen.
A 16:9 formatted slide being projected onto a 4:3 screen.
An example of the letterboxing effect.
An example of the pillarboxing effect.
An example of aspect ratios not being in synch.
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The projection tech table and operators are hidden back stage.
You can utilize a lower lumens projector for the same effect.
It's much less likely that someone could walk in front of the projector and cast a shadow on the screen.
It's less likely that ambient light in front of the screen will wash out the appearance.
It's a more efficient use of space.
A confidence monitor.
A playback monitor.
A perfect cue system.
A mirrored screen.
A DVI cable.
A VGA cable
An HDMI cable.
A Thunderbolt cable.
Wireless mics are prone to more interference than wired mics.
Wireless mics are generally less expensive than wired mics because there's no cable to supply or install.
Wireless mics provide greater range of speaker movement than wired mics.
Wireless mics are more prone to getting lost by speakers taking them off and misplacing them.
Whether the speaker is a righty or a lefty.
The location of the audio tech table in relation to the podium.
The location of the screen in relation to the podium.
None of this makes a difference.
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Easy to install.
Can change colors easily by remote control, enabling different lighting looks without changing fixtures.
Energy efficient.
Can move easily (back and forth, up and down) by remote control, enabling you to focus light on different parts of the room without having to change fixtures.
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If you can read the slides on your computer from 3 feet (@ 1 meter) away.
If you can read the slides on your computer from 6 feet (@ 1.8 meters) away.
If you can read the slides on your computer from 9 feet (@ 2.75 meters) away.
If you can read the slides on your computer from 12 feet (@ 3.6 meters) away.
An Ellipsoidal (Leko).
A Par.
An LED.
A Fresnel.
He may need to change the type of projector being used.
If instead of a projector and screen, he's using flat screen LCD monitors, it impacts the settings he'll need to make on them.
He'll need to run an audio cable to the laptop so the audience can hear any sound in the video.
He'll need to adjust the audio levels because video sound is different from voice sound.
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Frees up more floor space.
Less expensive.
Enables wires to be generally hidden.
Provides greater degree of angles for projecting light.
Takes less time to set up.
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