There are different size factors you will need to take into consideration, as well as the height of the ceiling and the budget you are trying to work with. Here are a few simple tips that you should always remember when going about your own projector installation for your home theater system. First of all, think about the seating arrangement of the viewing area. Depending on whether your home theater space is rectangular or more square, you will want to make sure that everyone will be able to see the viewing screen. This is especially important if you plan to go all out and make a large home theater in your house. Next you will want to consider where the projector will be. Once you have the seating arrangement decided, choose if you will be mounting the projector on the ceiling, or if you would rather have it on a wall or mounted on a stand. The possibilities are virtually limitless. If you want to measure the distance between the projector and the screen, turn the projector on and change the image setting to the middle. Aim the projector towards the screen and see if it fills the entire screen area. This should help you out a lot in your home projector installation process. The next thing you will want to consider is the room's lighting. Many people kind of skip over this part, but it is very important for the entire experience. You may want to install dimmer switches, or angle the lights so that they are not facing towards the screen. Most people don't even think about lighting when they set up their projectors. Hopefully these tips will get you on your way to a proper projector installation. The installation of projectors for home theaters and smaller conference rooms are different from commercial installations. The reason may include size limitations, ceiling height, and budget.
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