I purchased the Epson PowerLite L260f (also known as the EB-L260f) to do one thing, show digital photographs at photo club meetings. The L260 has a myriad of capabilities that I do not use\nand cannot comment on. The projector is extremely easy to use. It was out of the box and showing images in less than 10 minutes. And, the images were very impressive. I did have to do some tweaking to make the images closer\nto what is seen on a computer screen. The projector is shipped with the Presentation mode turned on (presumably for PowerPoint) and at 100% lamp power. I changed to the sRGB mode and turn the lamp down to 45% power. With those\nfew changes the the images were crisp, clear, colors were true, the blacks were deep and the gray tones were accurate. There are numerous other image adjustments, but I found these unnecessary. \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nLamp adjustment depends on the distance from the projector to the screen and how dark the room is. In a dark room, with the projector about 10’ from a 4 x 6’ screen, a lamp brightness\nof 40 - 50% was adequate and keeps the highlights from being blown out. The lamp is powerful enough to easily project in a partially lite room and project 20 - 30’ to a big screen. Overall I am pleased with the image\nquality of projector. At 9.5 lbs. and relatively compact it is even somewhat portable or, at least, luggable.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI do have one quibble with the projector, focusing. Focusing is done with a plastic stalk attached directly to the lens. It is too sensitive to easily focus the image. A focusing knob that\nis less sensitive would have been a much better choice.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nI would like to give the projector a rating of 4.5, but that isn’t possible. However, the ease of use and image quality tipped the rating to a 5.