Manual electronic focus doesn't seem to combat the issue completely, nor does repositioning the projector.Īdmittedly, it is hard to say where this problem lies. While autofocus is fantastic, there is always slight blurring in one top corner of the display. There are slight issues with the electronic focus. While the Nebula Solar doesn't compare to the VAVA in terms of specs (it wouldn't, it's a portable projector), it begs the question why VAVA can't include this feature on a projector that costs four times as much. The portable Nebula Solar projector from Anker is one such model. Plenty of other projectors use this method and it works much better than keystone correction on a blue screen. Then you could see the effects of your adjustments and how they interact with the rest of the display. It would be helpful to overlay the keystone correction onto the home screen or your PS5 content, for example. The other issue with keystone correction is that you can't see all of your adjustments until you head back to the home screen and you notice distortion on one side of the display. However, those for whom this is their first projector would be lost looking at these strangely named settings. Someone familiar with projectors may understand this as being the increments in which keystone correction occurs. The "Save" command appears as "Determine". There is an option that toggles between "Rough" and "Details", for example. Some keystone correction operations are mistranslated as well. Eight-point allows you to correct the center of each edge of the display and the corners. Four-point corrects the image from the corners. It has two modes four-point and eight-point correction. Keystone correction is a little difficult to operate.
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