ADM
Display Image Size for 2D Content in Audiovisual Systems (ANSI/INFOCOMM V202.01:2016)
To use this calculator, identify the column that contains the variable for which you are solving: farthest viewer, minimum image height, or maximum image resolution. Then, working up and down, fill in the white, unshaded cells in that column to find your answer.
Note:
Do NOT mix units. The calculations are unit consistent. (Do not mix feet and inches, millimeters and meters.)
The Viewing Ratio is calculated as the Farthest Viewer/Image Height.
BDM
Display Image Size for 2D Content in Audiovisual Systems (ANSI/INFOCOMM V202.01:2016)
To use this calculator, identify the column that contains the variable for which you are solving: farthest viewer, minimum image height, or minimum %element height. Then, working up and down, fill in the white, unshaded cells in that column to find your answer.
Note:
Standard eye level and aspect ratio must be identified or your closest viewer results will be incorrect. If you don’t have a defined standard eye level for your project, try using 1200mm (48") for seated viewers and 1500mm (62") for standing viewers.
Do NOT mix units. The calculations are unit consistent. (Do not mix feet and inches, millimeters and meters.)
Enter aspect ratio as a decimal. For instance, 16:9 equals 1.78, 4:3 equals 1.33.
Error messages are included to warn you of numeric inconsistencies
