Anyone have problems with screen wrinkles or waves in manual projection screens? Better of with a DIY fixed? - diy projector screen
I have a small cinema at home on Christmas. Session I-projector, surround sound.
As for monitors, I was ready to find a textbook and can only store open all the time, I read that develops waves and are very concerned when you leave a window with a breeze or A / C. Especially during of the day.
I will be some ambient light during the day, even though my projector 1300 Lumens and seems good to the image of 80 "(16:9)
I read down to the DIY screens and does not seem so difficult. I think I could not buy the actual materials used and in very narrow or made use of material media blackout
I live in an apartment on a screen on the wall paint is not an option.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Diy Projector Screen Anyone Have Problems With Screen Wrinkles Or Waves In Manual Projection Screens? Better Of With A DIY Fixed?
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I'm glad that you did not buy the pull-down screen manual. They are not very happy with it. The cost of developing wrinkles fairly quickly and the CA, which distorts the image removed.
It is best to go with a screen or to make a solid framework itself. We are going to cost more than you think, especially because you do not paint on the wall. Why not a landline number for the welfare of the screen. There are two companies that have a very high quality screens fixed frame and manufacturers sell directly to the Internet only. Carada screens and tribal peoples, it can give the quality at the lowest price.
I have a 92 "Tribe the screen of my projector home theater projector with HD 720p Mitsubishi. I love the picture quality. It's amazing, when you move, your screen with you. With the development of technology will improve your projector is faster than the screen. well worth the investment.
I have a DIY screen and works well for me. The only problem I had with me, the material on the screen was crumpled when I started. I waited for a hot day and placed in the sun. If you are not too expensive for the screen I saw www.monoprice.com. They have a screen of 108 cm for relatively cheap.
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