For a display hung at 62 inches and viewed with a 54 inch image height, what would be an acceptable closest viewer distance?

To determine the acceptable closest viewer distance for a display, several factors come into play, including the height of the display and the image being projected. In this scenario, the display is mounted at a height of 62 inches with an image height of 54 inches.

To find the ideal closest viewer distance, a common guideline used in audiovisual design is that the viewing distance should be approximately 1.5 to 2.5 times the height of the image being viewed. Given the image height of 54 inches, the calculations can be as follows:

1. At the lower end of the range (1.5 times the height), the suitable viewing distance would be:

54 inches * 1.5 = 81 inches.

2. At the higher end of the range (2.5 times the height):

54 inches * 2.5 = 135 inches.

This means that an appropriate viewing range would be between 81 inches and 135 inches. The distance of 93.5 inches falls within this range, making it an acceptable choice as it is close but still allows viewers to comfortably take in all visual details without compromising the viewing experience.

The other distances provided, such as 100 inches and 150