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12 Screen Fabrics for Optimal Picture Quality
The surface you project an image on is critical to getting the best possible picture from your projector.
Reader feedback after the last couple roundups of projection products asked for a greater focus (no pun intended) on screen technology. After all, the surface you project an image on is critical to getting the best possible picture from your projector.
Additionally, many installations predicate the use of acoustically transparent screens, with the front speaker channels mounted behind them for maximum verisimilitude.
This raises a host of other issues, such as Moiré patterns (the annoying rainbow jitter that can occur) that require special care to engineer to prevent.
In assembling this roundup, some vendors supplied stock close-up photos of their screen's construction, while others didn't.
It's probably for the best, though, because while details of the woven acoustically transparent screens are educational to review, a roundup of nothing but 12 snapshots of grey and white wouldn't have made for very exciting viewing.
Click here to view 12 high-tech screen fabrics for a wide range of applications.
Lee Distad is a freelance CEDIA Certified Professional Designer who offers design and process consultation to firms in the Custom Installation industry, as well as copy writing and other professional writing services. Lee’s business and industry blog can be read at http://www.leedistad.com
Additionally, many installations predicate the use of acoustically transparent screens, with the front speaker channels mounted behind them for maximum verisimilitude.
This raises a host of other issues, such as Moiré patterns (the annoying rainbow jitter that can occur) that require special care to engineer to prevent.
In assembling this roundup, some vendors supplied stock close-up photos of their screen's construction, while others didn't.
It's probably for the best, though, because while details of the woven acoustically transparent screens are educational to review, a roundup of nothing but 12 snapshots of grey and white wouldn't have made for very exciting viewing.
Click here to view 12 high-tech screen fabrics for a wide range of applications.
Lee Distad is a freelance CEDIA Certified Professional Designer who offers design and process consultation to firms in the Custom Installation industry, as well as copy writing and other professional writing services. Lee’s business and industry blog can be read at http://www.leedistad.com
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