Why does the Cosmos 4K SE have a halo around the display area after automatic keystone correction during side projection?
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The halo around the display area is a normal phenomenon. When the projector is used for side projection, the entire image is skewed, with one side larger than the other. To provide you with a better viewing experience, the automatic keystone correction adjusts the image into a rectangular shape. However, the original skewed area remains part of the projector's normal display area, resulting in some halo being visible in that region.
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Why does the Cosmos 4K SE have a halo around the display area after automatic keystone correction during side projection?