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The manual does not expain much about what "Native" mode is?
I see 2 benefits....
1. Smaller picture. For me this is a benefit because it allows moving the projector further back where I can mount it easier. This also moves the noise slightly behind the viewer instead of right above the viewer's head.
2. I have a 16:9 screen. In "Native" mode with Aspect Ratio set to Normal, a 4:3 picture fits on the 16:9 screen with the black bars on the side. The screen is filled to the top and bottom. Switching to Cinema (still in Native) fills the entire screen. I like this better than using a 4:3 screen and then having the picture shrink for 16:9.
What are the drawbacks of using Native mode? Am I loosing resolution?
I see 2 benefits....
1. Smaller picture. For me this is a benefit because it allows moving the projector further back where I can mount it easier. This also moves the noise slightly behind the viewer instead of right above the viewer's head.
2. I have a 16:9 screen. In "Native" mode with Aspect Ratio set to Normal, a 4:3 picture fits on the 16:9 screen with the black bars on the side. The screen is filled to the top and bottom. Switching to Cinema (still in Native) fills the entire screen. I like this better than using a 4:3 screen and then having the picture shrink for 16:9.
What are the drawbacks of using Native mode? Am I loosing resolution?