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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 5485208" data-attributes="member: 34175">Have done professional video set-ups and while darkness is preferable - it isn't always necessary.  2500 lumens is probably all you will need especially if you are only shooting approx. 4'.  LED is preferable to standard incandescent lights for both longevity and heat dissipation.   Yes, they may be a little more expensive to start but the savings over time is more than worth it.And you are quiet correct, keystone correction is the most often found feature, but if you are shooting straight down on a rectangular surface, if your mounting job is done correctly - adjustments shouldn't be necessary.  Keystone is usually used to make up the difference in angle caused when a projector is placed on a table and shot some distance away, causing the picture to tilt (making it look like a keystone).  And while you aren't mentioning it, let me say if you plan on hanging a projector, install a conduit to run your wires through if you are running your wires inside of the wall/ceiling.  Not only will it make running the wires easier (even though the install is more work) but if you should ever have to replace it it will make your life much simpler (as well as being part of most building codes (an incorrect install can void your home owner's insurance.)  This is a very simple project and hopefully will enhance your gaming experience.</blockquote>