Here's an article about "native resolution." Read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_resolution
The example of what happens when you use non-native resolution fits your complaint to a T.
So what is going on here? It sounds like you have a different camera from before and are rediscovering native resolution issues.
Hello!
I am in need of help. I started a project here at my work and I am stumped as to how to fix the final results. My last place I worked, when the document camera was set up, you were able to switch inputs and could still use your desktop even when you had the document camera projecting to the screen. When I got here, I was asked by a couple of people , how we could do that here. Their desktop was always projecting to the screen and they had to open a program to use the document camera. I knew how to do it, even know the setup for the projector was quite different than my last building. So, I did it. Wahla! I am a hero! HOWEVER, now when the document camera is in use on the projector(switching the input button) The monitor projects a very hard to read fuzzy screen of the desktop. If switch it to a lower resolution, well to be exact 800x600, it is fine, but too big to use on that setting. Can someone please help me get to my endgame? I have been researching, I have some ideas andI would normally keep digging until I find the answer, but my co-worker really can't use it like that , and I don't really want to switch it all back. Plus, I also have a couple more people that would like theirs switched. Thanks in advance!!!

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