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they will automatically resize to a slightly smaller 4:3 image (850 x
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The “Custom” descriptor for the
Preset option appears upon entering the Resizing menu, even if one
of the three presets is currently in effect. “Custom” temporarily
disappears only as you select a preset option, and returns whenever
you re-enter the Resizing menu or manually adjust one of the
Horizontal/Vertical parameters in the Resizing menu.
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Custom as a preset selection
functions chiefly as an “escape” or “exit”. For example, if you are in
the preset pull-down list and decide that you don’t want to select a
preset after all, select “Custom” to escape back to the Resizing menu
without changing the image.
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to display the image in its native resolution
rather than resizing the image to use all available pixels in the
projector (1024 x 768). All Capture and Display values will change
accordingly. For example, for a source with a native resolution of
800 x 600, “no resizing” will cause the image to be centered within
a black border — in addition, the Horizontal values for both Capture
and Display will change to 800 and Vertical values will change to
600. “No Resizing” is generally not useful for anamorphic sources.
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(default) to center and display your image
as large as possible while maintaining its original aspect ratio. A
graphic image will resize from its native resolution (or from current
Display values, if they have been adjusted previously) to use all
pixels (1024 x 768), so that there are no borders or margins. In
addition, both Display values will change to their maximums. Full-
screen video images will resize to fill the screen vertically. A non-
HDTV anamorphic image (originally 16:9) will be stretched
vertically. With the exception of HDTV (16:9), the “Full Screen”
setting results in a 4:3 display.