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Last updated on September 8th, 2022 at 03:03 pm

This Gallery is provided so you can see what different projector setups look like. Make sure to check out the articles on Best Mini Projectors, Best Short Throw Projectors, and Best UST Projectors when you are ready to purchase.

If you are wondering how to mount a projector, then check out How to Mount a Projector for Sewing and Portable Mounts for Mini Projectors.

Mini Projector Setups

Vivimage Basic Niche mount
Vivimage with Basic Niche Mount. Lens to table: 52″
Vivimage in drop ceiling
Drop ceiling mounted Vivimage. LED Mini Mount. Lens to Table Distance: 74″ Image Size: About 36″ x 65″
Basic Niche Mint mount
Vivimage Explore 2 or Acrojoy C202. Basic Niche Mount. Lens to Table: 62″ Image size: 24.5 x 43.5
Vivimage DIY mount
DIY mount: L bracket and Zip ties
Vivimage Olisicht mount
Vivimage with Olisicht ceiling mount
Vivimage Explore 2. Boom Mic Stand with Adapters.
Credit: Susan Ng-Koh
Credit: Candice Barrow

Short Throw Setups

Short throw on wall
Short Throw mounted to wall
Short throw Ceiling mounted
BenQ Short throw ceiling mount
Short throw on ceiling
Epson 410W with Extendable ceiling mount. Lens to table: 40 in with 18 in offset. Image size: Greater than 36×80
Ceiling mounted short throw
NEC NP510WS. with extendable ceiling mount. Lens to table: 106cm Image size: 142.5cm x 89cm (diagonal 66”) or 2x A1 mats

Ultra Short Throw Setups

UST on shelf
Epson UST on shelf
UST on TV swivel stand
Epson UST EB-460 on TV swivel stand with adjustable legs. Image size: 2x A1 mats
UST on books
Smart UF70w UST. Sitting on pile of books, just lower than table. Image size: Fills A0 mat
UST with clamp mount
UST table clamp mount
table clamp mount
Clamp mount back
UST on table clamp
Epson UST mounted with table clamp
UST on TV cart
Epson UST on Rolling Cart
UST on DIY mount
Epson 455Wi UST on adjustable DIY mount

Mirror Setup

A mirror setup is a way to increase your image projection size when you can’t increase the height of your projector. It requires a little bit of math to figure out the size of mirror that you need. Missy Pore created a formula sheet to use for anyone looking to create a mirror setup.

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