projector screen

A 7.7.4 build in a basement nook, three and a half years of work, mostly used and new gear bought piecemeal. The nook is 10 by 14 opening into a bigger basement, the back wall sits 22 feet from the screen wall, and the seat is 12 feet from a 145 inch screen at a 45 to 50 degree viewing angle...

Someone posted a build that is 10.7 feet wide and about 12 deep, with a 135 inch 16:9 screen and seating between roughly 6.5 and 7.3 feet back depending on how far the chair reclines. That works out near a 70 degree viewing angle, which is a long way past what the reference standards ask for and...

If you've gone to the trouble of covering the viewing area walls and ceiling in triple black velvet, the light rejecting screen might be working against you rather than for you. That's my one question about this 7.7.4 build, and I mean it as a genuine question because everything else about it...

I sat about eight feet from a 120 for a year and what eventually pushed me back wasn't the picture, it was that I couldn't take in a whole frame without moving my head. So a 135 inch 16x9 at 6.5 to 7.3 feet depending on recline, with a 70 degree figure quoted for it, gets my attention straight...

Nice bit of problem solving in a build posted this week. The screen is mounted on hinges along its top edge over a nook, with gas struts going in on either side so it swings up and holds itself there. Struts are still in progress. It is the kind of fix that only shows up when someone has a room...

A v1 build got finished this week with something I rarely see done properly: the screen hangs on hinges at the top of a nook so it swings up out of the way, with gas struts either side taking the weight. The struts are still being sorted. Behind it sits a Denon X1800H, three Klipsch R-5502-W II...

Saw someone asking about converting a two channel room to 5.1.4 with a scope screen and it is a question worth more than a shopping list, because the screen decides most of it before you buy a single speaker. With a 2.35 screen you have two options for the centre and neither is free...

Good thread over on the home theater side. Someone finished rebuilding their room, sat down, and realised the white French doors were now the brightest thing in it. Under a hundred dollars of black velvet and Dacron from Amazon, a staple gun, a brad nailer and some door trim from a hardware run...

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hopefully this one too will have an international version Translated from chinese, touying.com Dangbei projectors are a cutting-edge presence in the home field. Among them, high-end laser projectors such as the X3 are launched, but they are less involved in ultra-short focus. Therefore, on the...

Projectors and televisions are common appliances. Many people are wondering, should I choose a projector or a TV? On the market, the picture quality of general TV sets is 4k, while the picture quality of home projectors of the same price is 1080p, which is very different. For example, the...

Does the viewable angle of the projector curtain matter?

I head that the Dangbei Mars Pro can project a 300-inch screen, so how big is the 300-inch projection screen?

What color is the projector screen? How to choose a suitable projector screen?

The effect of the projector during the day depends on the brightness of the projector itself. If the projector brightness is higher than 2000ANSI lumens, then the projector will also work well during the day. If the projector brightness is lower than 1000ANSI lumens, there will be obvious...

The throw ratio of a projector is the ratio of the distance from the trace projector to the screen to the size of the projected screen, throw ratio + projection distance/screen width. With the development of projection technology on the market, the projection ratio is getting smaller and...

Can I use VANKYOU Projector without a screen? The answer is yes, you can use VANKYOU Projector without a screen. The projector can be directly projected on light-colored walls, such as white walls, gray walls, etc. At the same time, you can also choose to use projection paint, and it is also...

Many people are projecting the projector screen directly onto a white wall, and the effect of an ordinary projector screen is about the same as projecting onto a white wall. But a really good screen will enhance the picture, which is the screen gain. The projector screen enhances the quality...