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How to select a projection screen Few quick tips to help you pick the right projection screen for your application • $$$ How much should you spend on your screen? We recommend spending around 15-30% of your projector cost on the type of projection screen that would be the most suitable in matching the quality-to-cost ratio with your projector. • What type of screen is suitable for your projection environment? » Wall/Ceiling Screen - Manual pull down Screens are the typical entry level product. They are simple, reliable, and affordable and present a flat projection surface. - Fixed Frame Screens are generally for the dedicated home theater room although they do find their way into commercial installations as well. Most high-end professional installations prefer using this product line over the retractable projection surfaces. 1 - Electric/Motorized Screens are ideal for use with a concealed projection system allowing g your media room to be used for other purposes as would be seen in a conference room, classroom or family room. Our product comes fully assembled ready to plug and play with all the accessories required to operate the screen. » Portable Screen - Tripod Screens are the most affordable portable projection screens. These are ideal for portable classroom, church congregation and large group home theater viewing. - ezCinema Floor Pull-Up Screens use a simple telescoping support that is able to be quickly set up and taken down for any portable presentation up to 150" Diag. - ezCinema Plus Floor Pull-Up Screens have all of the virtues of the ezCinema with the addition of one crucial element. Its unique “Scissor Back” self-standing spring support allows the end user to pull up the screen to its desired level. - QuickStand Folding Screens are commercial grade portable fixed-frame screens that are ideal for large traveling presentations and tradeshows. Its durable lightweight design with option of rear projection material has made it a favorite in the Commercial AV Industry, Outdoor film screenings and DJ events. (Drape Kit models also available) - The PicoScreen is the ideal presentation tool for a portable tabletop presentation. It is ideal for use with either a standard or pico projector. » Electric Floor Rising Screen - Kestrel Electric Floor Series has a stylish black piano gloss finish that makes it an attractive centerpiece for home theater and high level conference rooms where wall/ceiling installations are not practical. - Raptor Series Electric in-cabinet projection screens are an alternative to permanent wall or ceiling installations. » Whiteboard & Pliable Screen - WhiteBoardScreen is high 4.0 gain whiteboard screen suitable for environments with ambient lighting. The unique StarBright 4 material has an enhanced reflectivity for in-line presentations. - WhiteBoardScreen Universal is a versatile solution that combines whiteboard with projection screen. It is the ultimate presentation tool for training/lecture rooms. The projection surface does not glare unlike traditional whiteboards. - Insta-DE Screen is a self-adhesive whiteboard projection screen with dry-erase capabilities. It easily applies on a wall, window or existing standard whiteboards. - Insta-DEM Screen has a magnetic backing for installations on metal surface or magnetic whiteboards. It has dry-erase capabilities and is also a projection screen. - Insta-RP Screen is an optical rear projection self-adhesive screen film suitable for commercial applications and where a permanent rear projection display is needed. • What is the correct screen size for you? » Choosing the screen’s diagonal size may depend on individual preference, but it is always wise to choose a diagonal screen size that is less than or equal in measurement to the distance from your front-row seating to the projection surface. • What is the Right Aspect Ratio for you? » 1:1 - This aspect ratio provides a perfectly squared screen format for overhead projectors (OHP) and is commonly used in Educational/Classroom environments. *Tip: Choose this format if you are using a native SVGA/XGA Projector and occasionally use an OHP or 1:1 slide projector for your presentations » 4:3 - This aspect ratio is the same as a standard television (Non-High Definition) or computer (SVGA, XGA, UXGA) resolution *Tip: Select this format screen if you are using a native SVGA, XGA or UXGA projector for your presentations » 16:10 - This is the most popular aspect ratio for the latest WXGA or WUXGA notebooks. *Tip: Choose the 16:10 screen if you use a native wide screen notebook or wide XGA (UXGA) projector. » 16:9 - This is the High Definition Television (HDTV) format and is the most widely used aspect ratio for the latest television designs. *Tip: Choose a 16:9 Projection Screen if you are planning to use it with a native 16:9 format projector. » 2.35:1 - Widescreen Cinemascope format which is perfect with the new anamorphic lenses on the market today. *Tip: Select this 2.35:1 format screen if your application is strictly home theater Cinemascope presentations. *Tip: 2.35:1 and 16:9 are the most popular format for Home Cinema. (Elite Screens Osprey Tension Dual is designed for this application. www.elitescreens.com/how
Screen Material Selection Guide Screen Material MaxWhite MaxWhite Fiber Glass MaxWhite Plus* PowerGain Wraith Veil WraithVeil 2 Versatile for Versatile for Versatile for Specialized Rear Clear Windows Applications Multiple Multiple Multiple Enhanced Projection in Retail or Applications Applications Applications Gain Material Applications office room Material Multi-layer Weave Fiberglass Reinforced Ultra-Wide Reinforced Tension PVC Tension PVC Self-adhesive optical PET film Type White White White Pearlescent Rear Gain Rear Gain Screen Gain 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.8 2.2 2.2 View Angle 160° (80° ± L&R) 160° (80° ± L&R) 160° (80° ± L&R) 120° (60° ± L&R) 160° (80° ± L&R) 180° (90° ± L&R) Mildew Resistant • • • • • • Hand cleaned • • • • • • Wall/Ceiling Screens Floor Rising Electric Screens Portable Screens Whiteboard & Pliable Screens Note: Most screen materials listed above are in stock for each series with the exception of a few requiring them to be custom made and may be subject to special order and delivered in 60-90 days. ∆ : Special Order delivery in 60-90 days. Visit http://www.elitescreens.com/csr.htm for custom size special orders www.elitescreens.com/smsg Manual Manual SRM Pro VMAX Plus3 CineTension2 CineTension2 Manual SRM VMAX2 VMAX Plus4 Elite PrimeVision ezFrame VMAX2 VMAX Plus4 Elite PrimeVision Spectrum Home2 Cinema235(∆) PowerMAX PowerMAX Pro Evanesce Osprey Tension Dual(∆) Kestrel Raptor Raptor Module Tripod / Tripod Pro QuickStand ezCinema ezCinema Plus PicoScreen Insta-RP Screen 2
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