Each Elite Screens’ model number starts with the product series name. Follow by case color (if applicable, certain models only available in one color), screen material, screen aspect ratio and product series version. Lastly, extra black drop and its length (if applicable). Here is an example. Codes Samples Product Series AR : Aeon CURVE…
The three main criteria of comparison Color balance/temperature, Brightness and Contrast. The screen’s ability to give neutrally balance is measured by a color temperature meter that seperates the various color intensities which are measured in Kelvins to ensure that a precise color balance or shift is recorded. Brightness is how well the screen reflects a…
Some materials will experience minor shrinking while after being cut, stored and shipped. This shrinkage is normal and is due to the materials temperature adjustment. Your screen will require a taught stretching to cover a maximum size of 135″ diagonal, to help with achieving this maximum size it is recommended to do so in a…
The black masking borders provide a good focus point and also help eliminate projector overshoot.
Yes, it is important. Black Masking borders help absorb light overshoot from your projector and provide a professionally matted presentation. It also helps increase the picture focus point.
Passive 3D occurs in real time with both eyes seeing an actual picture as opposed to the alternating right-Left eye flickering of active 3D technology. The advantage in this is that the image is brighter because it is simultaneously shown to both eyes. With Active 3D the glasses obstruct the vision of one eye while…
Yes, if you are going for optimal performance and “no” if your projector has lens memory and you cannot reconcile with the cost of the anamorphic lens. Here is the difference for each. Projecting onto a 2.35:1 screen (lens zooming): On a native 16:9 4K projector, lens memory is a pre-set feature that allows you to letterbox…
Many people are using SVGA Projectors for videos and gaming with good results. Here are some ideas for selecting your Projection Screen. Step 1: Choose a screen that is somewhere between the $100 to $400 price point (excluding size factors). As a rule of thumb, try to keep the cost of your screen to about 30%…
Although the sky’s the limit when it comes to getting a home theater projector, there are 3 basic qualities that define the typical mainstream consumer product. Price point is at or below $4,000 USD Your Projector’s Contrast Ratio is higher than 2500:1 Your Projector has a 16:9 (HDTV) Native Aspect Ratio Matte White is the…
It depends entirely what your intentions are but here are the general format uses to help you out. 1:1 format: If you use traditional Slideshow/OHP (Overhead Projector), Document Camera, and commercial projector presentations. These are most commonly used in schools, government facilities, and houses of worship. 4:3 NTSC format: PC software, Commercial Presentations (if your…
The best way to do it is to make sure the screen’s diagonal size matches the distance to you first row of seating. There is not set standard size for a room, just consider the seating location of you and your guests. Your material should allow everyone to comfortably sit and watch without craning their necks back…
Although there are many manufacturers that cover a variety of retail and integrator sales channels, product quality, features and pricing are still the driving critera for increased projection screen sales. The general pricing matrix that most follow is that a good projection screen equates to roughly 1/3 to ½ of the cost of a projector. Comparative features…